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Frugal Christmas Decor

Today I am sharing a couple of items that I purchased yesterday at Sweet Tea Consignment Shop.

This is a huge pinecone (faux), but I thought it was so pretty. ($3.99)

This small wreath/candle ring was only $2.99.  Here it is displayed a couple of ways (temporarily).  I will incorporate both these items in my Christmas decorations.
Here it is holding my green ceramic pumpkin from Tuesday Morning.

Here is the green bowl I found last week in South Georgia.  The pine cones are from the yard there, and these ornaments are from Lowe's.

Just a few recent frugal finds.
What have you found recently?

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  1. I LOVE that green pumpkin!

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  2. Love both the pine cone and the wreath. Super vignettes also. You found some great treasures. Hugs, marty

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  3. I love the little wreath! Very cute decorations!


    xoxo
    Kelli @
    loveoursimplelife.blogspot.com

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  4. Good finds! I'm always on the look out for creative finds that I don't have to pay a fortune for.

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  5. I found a berry wreath like that on clearance at Tuesday Morning, can't wait to use it.

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