‘Tis the season for all the trimmings to make my home festive. The mild December weather made it easy to get outside this weekend and finish my Colonial DIY Williamsburg-style swag.
This year, I took three easier and more efficient steps for the Williamsburg swag. Instead of putting the fruit on the swag and hanging it over my front door, I first put the particle board up with the magnolia leaves and added each fruit. Easy!





‘Tis the season for joyous celebrations; what unique decorations or DIY decorations do you include for Hanukkah or Christmas? Have you ever considered a DIY Colonial Williamsburg-style swag?
Have a fabulous week!
The perfect LLD (little leopard dress). Lovely as always. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Glenda,
Hi! Leopard, I think I replaced the little black dress with in your words, the little leopard dress. Thanks for stopping by and Merry Christmas to you, Fred and your boys.