Welcome back to The Scoop The weekly linky party featuring the scoop on the best posts from around the web! More exposure + less time = win win! We are Anita from Cedar Hill Farmhouse Debbie from Confessions of a Plate Addict Anne from White Lace Cottage Barb from The Everyday Home and Yvonne from StoneGable. Our host this week is Debbie from Confessions of a Plate Addict. Thanksgiving is nearly here and I am sure you are all preparing for that special day with your family, so we really appreciate your taking the time to join us here at The Scoop! It's been a busy time for all of us! Just in case you missed it, we hosted a blog tour giving you "the Scoop" on creating fall vignettes! You can find a summary with ... View Post
Christmas Home Tour 2012
Last year I shared my home via Christmas tour. I thought it would be fun to look back. I am finishing up some photos and hoping to share my home via tour next week with you all. Here was my home December 2012. Welcome to my home so glad you could stop by.Before we start the tour would you like some hot chocolate? That little vintage honey jar is filled with homemade hot chocolate mix. It will only take a minute to warm it up.Would you like some marshmallows or candy canes in your hot chocolate? Since we are already in the kitchen why not start the tour here. In keeping things simple I used lots of fresh tree greens. In my cups and small pitchers on my French bottle rack I added some fresh roses and greens too.Love that pop of red and white looks so festive.A ... View Post
Vodka Paperwhites And A Christmas Tree
Vodka paperwhites and a Christmas tree. Hmm sort of sounds like an introduction to a joke but this is actually a really good tip! It does not involve a Christmas tree,more on that in a bit. My Mom shared this tip with me. She was out shopping for her paperwhite bulbs when the lady at the nursery shared this tip with her. The trick is to add alcohol that has 40% such as vodka,gin or rum. Don't add beer or wine because there is too much sugar. You should do this as you are planting them. 1 part alcohol to 7 parts water to a gravel container. I may still try this even though mine are already planted. I will let you know what happens. This will keep the paperwhites from growing so tall and prevent them from tipping. I shared my thrift shop Christmas tree,here is a few photos ... View Post
Thrift Shop Christmas Tree
I am in love with my thrift shop Christmas tree! Last year I had sticker shock. I was looking to replace a tree I had for many years but I could not believe the prices! Thinking I would get a deal I waited until after Christmas hoping to find one. But I was not happy with what was left and the prices were still too high for me. I thought I would have better luck shopping in a thrift shop this year. But most of them I was seeing were in bad condition and still over priced! Then I found this one. This is a good quality faux tree. The branches look and feel like a real tree. This tree also came with the ornaments. I just added some pine cones and berries. The cost of this thrift shop tree was 85.00 including the ornaments and a storage bag. Which I think is an amazing price ... View Post
The Scoop!
Have you started your Christmas decorating yet? Yes it has begun around here. Today I shared my tinsel tree. Did you see it? You can view that post HERE . Welcome to ...THE SCOOP # 93Hi, I'm Yvonne from StoneGable! And I'm the newest host of The Scoop! I can't tell you how thrilled I am to be joining this group of fabulous blogger and all around wonderful girls... not to mention being a permanent host of one of the hottest linkies in blogland!For those of you who are not familiar with my blog, I'll share a wee bit about it... and me!I've been blogging for almost 4 years. My blog, StoneGable is also the name of our farmhouse inspired home. I LOVE LOVE LOVE blogging and all of my dear wonderful readers! I blog about ... View Post
Shabby Vintage Tinsel Tree
I found this shabby vintage looking tinsel Christmas tree years ago. It is a very simple tinsel tree so not much is needed to decorate it. Last year I just added silver mercury glass ornaments. This year I decided to add my pink ornaments since changing my bedroom. I have had these tucked away for years it was fun bringing them back out again! These ornaments are some of my favorites. They all look vintage but they actually are not. Well come to think of it they are 23 year old so I guess they are sort of vintage. Love this sweet Santa,have you ever seen a pink Santa? Another one of my favorites,reminds me of the ornaments from the 1940's. Those little paper houses look vintage but again they are not. I found those many years ago and fell in love with the colors. They ... View Post
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