The holiday is coming! Does the landscape outside your windows even remotely resemble the New Year's? To make it less sad to look out the windows, we suggest painting them in holiday shades right now
In school years, I remember, it was this part of the interior that was subjected to . Let's not deviate from tradition and take care of the window openings, fortunately we have a lot of ideas for decoration.
A simple, beautiful and promising option.Why so promising? We recommend not folding newspaper dummies, but hiding confetti, lollipops, gift cards or simply rolled up banknotes in the "boxes".
Tired of cutting out snowflakes? Cut out a city.
We recommend making this kind of craft together with children, and then explaining to guests several dozen times how you managed to decorate the window so well.
But here you will have to think about the height of the lollipops. How dangerous will it be for your family to get to the sweets?
Traditional colors, shapes and materials. Everything is simple and very cool!
Lollipops not your thing? Bake gingerbread cookies.
Flags, as a long and undeservedly forgotten thing, it is time to rehabilitate it.
The trees in your composition can be artificial, but they should glow for real. Be careful with the curtains!
There are never too many garlands.
Transparent glass balls are painted using a stencil from a spray can. You won't have to look for a golden spruce either, there will probably be some paint left in the spray can.
For lovers of Scandinavian minimalism, we recommend combining white enamel teapots with edible red berries.
Do you love cutting out snowflakes? Don't stop.
Got a bracket but no curtains? Hang a branch on it.
If it doesn't smell like winter outside, create the mood from within.
A simple, clear and always relevant option with cotton snow. We recommend.
Didn't find the right size Christmas tree decorations? Use cookie cutters!
Artificial snow can be sprayed directly onto glass. Washes off without problems. Almost.
Now you know what to do with those huge snowflakes that look weird on your tree.
Those with a sweet tooth will appreciate it.
Grandma's method of applying winter patterns has been forgotten by many, but in vain. All you need is a piece of soap and an unquenchable sense of beauty.
