Decorate with deer antlers
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How I made the antler wreath DIY for dad! Antlers from the "garage lodge" hunting property. Now adorning his door at the retirement community!
For the past 3 yrs. I've been making a new deer antler wreath in the fall.. So what better time than a burlap challenge to try no.4? 1. An oblong, grapevine…
It's quite an advantage having an avid deer hunter for a step-father-in-law when you're in need of a few deer antlers for Christmas decorating! I created a dining room centerpiece using an old dough bowl, a strand of faux greenery garland, spray painted magnolia leaves (raided from a bestie's yard), a few metallic pine cone ornaments, and several antler racks. The only things I purchased for the project were the ornaments and a can of gold spray paint (had the silver on hand). Please keep in…
If you saw my last post, it was all about the antlers I bought in South Dakota this summer. I showed what I did with a single antler. You can take a peek HERE. Today, I am excited to show you what I did with a full mount! First step: Wash your antlers. I just put mine in a soapy sink full of water, and rinsed and dried them. Decide what you want to do with your skull. If you want to cover the skull, you will need to cut it down. Use a Sawzall with a fine tooth blade. I am not going to lie…
Antlers have been gaining popularity in home décor, offering a rustic and natural touch to any space. From wall hangings to light fixtures, these organic
Oh, man... I'm putting this post up before Christmas because there is always a BIG question after opening up all the presents on Christmas day & after the Christmas tree comes down, how do I decorate my house for winter?! Of course, I will be showing you how I decorate our house for winter here soon, but before this big question was asked by some at the end of this week I wanted to show you how easy it really can be to decorate for Christmas & transition into winter decor. It's really just a…
Each year, deer naturally shed their antlers between late fall and winter to grow new ones. If you’re lucky enough to stumble upon these beautiful gifts
