my tree last year
So why not on packages too?
When I saw this at Garden Ridge (where Christmas begins in early July), it flew into my cart. They had some with actual birds too, but I liked the idea of just feathers vs. that-might-be-a-real-dead-and-stuffed-body taxidermy feel. That's just me.
It already had a little clippy thing on it too, which meant it was ready for action. The Chuck Norris of ornaments.
Paired with some Target Dollar Spot wrap and leftover trim, it's the biggest impact/lowest effort embellishment ever.
Funny, my daughter was just flower girl in a wedding that used feathers as accessories in the bouquets, programs and decor. Your are right, they are everywhere! :)
ReplyDeleteLoving this....pinned!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! I'll definitely going to search for those Chuck Norris feathers/ornaments. The only feathers I usually come across are from the birds my cats have eaten.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the vintage photo in the beginning, and am feeling inspired by all of the great feather gift wrap ideas!
ReplyDeleteJenn
I'm in love with peacock feathers right now. These are absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this series! I've even "pinned" you! You're famous now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! LOVE your series topic!!! Great, original idea :)
ReplyDeleteI blog at "Only a Breath" and would love for you to stop by if you have time! I'm writing about "31 Days to Love Your Neighbor". It has been a very interesting journey to say the least! :)
Have a great day!
Melanie
Is it normal to sneeze whilst reading posts about feathers?
ReplyDeleteBeautimos, clever!!! And I remember your tree, it makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteThis totally, completely rocks. Glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteSmall world-I found you on Pinterest last week (via your AWESOME new craftroom) and today I stumbled upon you again but this time from an image you shared from my blog...I just thought that was interesting!
ReplyDeleteMandy
The peacock one is my fave...just the right combo of sparkly and flair!
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