Welcome to Transformation Thursday! It’s the one day of the week we all get together to celebrate getting stuff done. No matter if you’ve been coming around for months (or years), or this is your very first transformation rodeo – everyone is welcome to link up your projects at the bottom of this post.
This year my holiday decorating budget is pretty much non-existent. I think I did squeeze about $20 out of our holiday funds, but these days Mr.Jackson just doesn’t go very far. No worries, though, because I’m all about gettin’ pretty on the cheap! I dreamed of a gorgeous, glittery holiday season – but the idea of glittering all that stuff kinda made me think again. Well until I remembered my favorite glitter go-to, specialty scrapbook paper.
$1 a sheet paper (found at Hobby Lobby during a 50% off sale) created all the dots for my entire gallery wall, and it only took one sheet. I used a punch to create my circles (but you could use a craft cutter), regular sewing thread and some hot glue to put them together by sandwiching the thread inside glue between 2 dots. We strung them from the ceiling with simple thumbtacks – easy peasy!
A quick, easy & cheap project that brought a lotta holiday glitz & glam for only a buck. That definitely makes for some holly, jolly decorating!
PLEASE REMEMBER: Next week will be our annual Christmas Home Tour! We’ll have 2 separate link ups available – one for home tours & one for everything else. Get your house all gussied up so you can let us see it, k?
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Sooooooo……. whatcha got? I wanna see – and so does everybody else! Please put your PERMALINK into the linky – and link back here so everyone can find all the great ideas. Please, please, PLEASE – pretty please DO NOT LINK TO A SHOP!!! Be sure to visit your neighbors and have fun – it is a party after all. *Please note: If you link up you are giving me permission to use your photos on my blog without contacting you (don’t worry, it’s only to show off your beautiful stuff!)*
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ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the party!
Smiles, Suzanne
Thanks Gina, you musta saw it too, working now, moments later!
ReplyDeleteYour decorations are beautiful Gina, and look very high end BTW. I always love to work with what I have. It enhances my creativity. Thanks so much for hosting this inspiring party every week.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Your little "dangling dots" look great -- like something Martha Stewart might have done!
ReplyDeleteGina, Thank you for hosting! Your Christmas decorations are wonderful!
ReplyDeletexo,
Sherry
Thank you so much for hosting! You have such fun decor and great colors!
ReplyDeleteI love your parties! Looking forward to seeing your house tour next week.
ReplyDeleteGina what you can do with $20 is so inspiring! It looks great! Happy Holidays! Thanks for hosting as always. Carrie
ReplyDeleteLove the star. Would you mind sharing where you got it?
ReplyDelete-Paulette
3sisters-pjr.blogspot.com
I love, love that glitter garland! Perfect for New Years too. So beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove that sparkle! thank you for hostessing Gina, hope you're having an awesome week.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love all the glitter too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting such a neat party!
Thanks again for hosting! I'm off to browse some of these amazing projects!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. Love looking at so many other (and I mean SO many) great blogs.
ReplyDelete-Joy
Gina, I love your glittery garland... thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHappy to be joining this week. Thanks so much for hosting Gina...Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeletejanet xox
http://theemptynest-janet.blogspot.com/
We are totally on the same page- the desire to decorate with glitter but no money to do it. This is a great idea! I feel silly for not thinking of it. We have a trip to Michael's planned today so will pick me up some glitter paper. Thank you for the idea!
ReplyDeleteI really like your garland idea and I want some of that glitter paper from hobby lobby
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting...I love your garland, it's so pretty, light & airy!!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many links, I am impressed. And your garland is so fun. Great job. Richard from My Old Historic House.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many links, I am impressed. And your garland is so fun. Great job. Richard from My Old Historic House.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting the party! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}
I love your glitter-on-a-budget! Thanks for the inspiration and for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the garland! The colors are great and it is so simple!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for hosting an awesome link party. You attract so many cool projects on here. I'm linking up my new Mudroom Style Entryway at #435 and a fun lattice wreath too! The glittery garland is so sparkly pretty. Why don't we have a Hobby Lobby in the NW???
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting!
ReplyDelete~Kara (links 453 & 454)
and your newest follower :)
Love that wall! I'm so gonna copy you!
ReplyDeleteHi Gina! I just wanted to let you know I tried your canvas photos again, and linked them up, I love them! Thanks for taking the time to email with me to give me the extra tips that helped make them great!
ReplyDeleteLeanne @ Because (I Think) I Can
http://becauseithinkican.wordpress.com/2011/12/08/canvas-photos-done/
Your glittery garland is darling! Thanks for hosting! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting! xoox
ReplyDeleteI love my visits to your beautiful blog. So much inspiration in one wonderful place. xo
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