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How To Create A Thrifted Festive Centrepiece

12/2/2020

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I have a confession, I have a bit of an addiction to thrifted glassware. It is an inexpensive way to decorate and can be easily changed up for each season. The holiday season is here and I wanted to create a festive landscape using glassware I thrifted from the Salvation Army thrift store. Here is what you need to make one.
Materials

  • Thrifted glassware (large enough that you can place a few items inside)
  • Epsom salts, can use scented
  • Fairy lights
  • Small holiday figurines
  • Cedar, evergreen cuttings or other decorations​

Step 1 
Give your glassware a good clean to remove any dirt or residue.
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​Step 2 
Place all of your materials on your table. This will help you keep track of what you have to add to your festive landscape.
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​Step 3
  • Use your epsom salts to replicate snow and pour into your glassware
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Step 4
  • Turn on your lights and hide the battery pack in the epsom salts. You can place the battery pack into a bag first to keep it clean. Bury your lights in the epsom salt.
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Step 5
  • Start building your village and layer in your festive figurines.
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Step 6
  • Once you are happy with your festive landscape, find a spot to display it on a table or a mantle. Use your cedar, evergreen clippings or decorations and place it around your glassware.
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​That’s it! This is such an easy and beautiful DIY to do. Next time you hit your local thrift store make sure to check out the glassware section. Happy thrifting!
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    Erin Rochon is a Interior decorator and is passionate about upcycling. She has been featured several times on CTV Ottawa Morning Live and Daytime Ottawa teaching viewers about upcycling, furniture refinishing and DIY's.

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