DIY Fisherman's Net Coastal Christmas Tree
Posted by Rae Lynn on 11/2/2022 to
Do-It-Yourself (DIY)
Combine the spirits of the season and seas for a fisherman’s net coastal Christmas tree for the holidays.
All you need are a few push pins, a tape measure and a fishing net to have a ready-to-decorate, super-easy, no-mess symbol of Jesus and his great catch miracle.
- Step 1 - Pin the points
- Step 2 - Plan the lights
- Step 3 - Hang the net
- Step 4 - Decorate your tree
- Step 5 - Accessorize
And, that’s all it takes to have your own fisherman’s net coastal Christmas tree, simply a matter of putting the pins in the right place.
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5 Winter Party Theme Ideas
Posted by Rae Lynn on 1/7/2015 to
Winter & Christmas
People love wintertime parties, because everyone is looking for something to do. And, with the holidays over and social calendars less crowded, it is much easier to create a nice, cozy event that is memorable.
We've put together 5 winter party theme ideas for 2015 to get your creative juices flowing. But, here is list of dates for quick reference when planning your wintertime events:
- College Football Championship, Monday, January 12th
- Martin Luther King Day, Monday, January 19th
- Super Bowl, Sunday, February 1st
- Groundhog Day/Candlemas, Monday, February 2nd
- Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14th
- President's Day, Monday, February 16th
- Mardi Gras, Tuesday, February 17th
- St. Patrick's Day, Tuesday, March 17th
- March Equinox, Friday, March 20th
Football Themed Party Ideas
Posted by Rae Lynn on 12/8/2014 to
Autumn & Fall
Whether you're planning a gathering for a college bowl game, NFL playoff or the super bowl these football themed party ideas are a winning combination.
Assemble the ranks of fellow football fans bedecked in spirited attire to talk smack and root for the home team, then raise the bar by with fondue and tapas-style selections. Everyone will be focused on the game, but win or lose, a great-tasting menu brings comfort to the soul.
New Year's Day Menu Meanings & Recipes
Posted by Rae Lynn on 12/26/2013 to
Food
Celebrating New Year’s Day is one of the oldest occasions throughout history. Whether the festivities fall on January 1 of the Gregorian calendar or some other day may depend on culture, but the symbolism of renewal is powerfully entrenched. We have collected some traditional New Year’s food selections and feature recipes with a tasty twist on the regional favorites of the American South.
Holiday Decorating for December Birthdays
Posted by Rae Lynn on 12/13/2013 to
Birthday
If you, or someone you know, has a birthday in December, you know how easy and often the special day is overshadowed or included into Christmas and holiday festivities. Competing parties, hectic schedules and everyone's travel plans make it difficult for a big event, but you can make the day special with our tips for holiday decorating for December birthdays.
Instead of decorating throughout, designate a special party zone, such as the breakfast nook, dinner table, bar and/or small party area, and decorate in a contrasting theme. Use distinctive color, birthday, or secular winter decorations to differentiate the celebration from holiday and Christmas distractions.
Christmas Decorating Ideas & Festive Home Decor Tips
Posted by Rae Lynn on 12/4/2013 to
Winter & Christmas
December is here to usher in the winter season & Christmas cheer! The holidays often reunite friends and families from far-flung places, and small efforts to decorate for the winter season pay off by making everyone feel more welcome. Whether or not you've caught the decorating bug yet this year, Rae Lynn has some Christmas decorating ideas & festive home decor suggestions that just might inspire you to break out the decor to the tune of a Christmas melody.
