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Add extra protection around areas of heat loss. As the temperaPlace thicker treatture drops (and ments over your keeps dropping!) windows and use in the weeks to heavy drapes to come, it might feel keep the cold out like time to turn more effectively on your heating than curtains. It’s system and switch also a good idea to the thermostat to open curtains on warm things up. south-facing winBut heating your dows during the home can be an en- day to allow sunergy-guzzler. Here light to naturally are a few steps to heat your home. help endure the Use fabric snakes cold that don’t into block drafts unvolve just putting derneath doors. In on a sweater or a pinch, you can bumping the temcut a pool noodle in perature up a few half lengthwise and degrees. Save enslide it beneath ergy and increase your door. Wrap comfort with these it in fabric to add tips. some style! Also, Set your ceiling if you have tile or fan to run in rehardwood floors, verse. There should lay down rugs or be a switch on the floor coverings to body of the fan that insulate against you can flip. Warm the chill. Move air tends to rise, large furniture but reversing your away from exterior fan will push heat walls and make down into the room sure vents are clear rather than letting to allow air to cirit collect by the culate. ceiling. (Make sure Perform routine you clean your fan maintenance on first, or else you your home. Change may send a swirl your air filter regof dust into your ularly; this step room!) alone can lower Angie’s List
Make your mantels merry and bright ing without being overwhelming. Her mantel is a great Now that the example of using weather is starting varying heights to turn crisp and is and asymmetrical soon to be cold in balance to create a Kansas City, I can captivating design. begin daydreaming Not one to repeat about warming my an item, she uses hands on a cup of different art pieces, tea and my feet by plates, lamps, books the fireplace. After and jars to create a busy day of work a display full of for my husband and texture and depth me – and a busy without overdoing day of preschool for it with color. While my 3-year-old – it simplistic at first is nice to have a glance, the more spot to regroup you admire it the and spend a few more you can see moments together. the thought and With so much cozy balance that went family time spent into creating the around the hearth, dynamic display. especially during When it comes to the colder months, holiday cheer, there I think it’s lovely to are a few ways to have your mantel approach a mantel be a focal point in display. There is the home all season subtle Christmas, long. and then there is Recently I was at what I can only deMary Carol’s guest scribe as a “holiday cottage and her explosion.” Both are mantel is – unsurlooks I enjoy and prisingly beautiful- admire. ly decorated. She For a fuss-free has the gift of simapproach, I like the plistic elegance that look we created at is truly eye-catchour designer Anne’s
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home. We used a healthy amount of greenery with pinecones to provide a natural base for her mantel. She has a lot of wooden accents and natural materials throughout her home, as well as a stunning large-scale piece of art we wanted to include. We introduced boxwood wreaths to help bridge the gap between her tall art and the greenery and brought in a wooden lantern. We added more Christmas cheer by including Santa in the mix as well. The best thing about the display is its versatility. By switching out a few elements (like the Santa) the display could be used for Thanksgiving as well as a generic winter design once Christmas has passed.
cent that doesn’t take itself too seriously, which we paired with traditional greenery to help soften. Below him you will find a collection of bright and darling ornaments in all shapes, sizes and colors. Lights, ribbons and greenery finish off this “more is more” look.
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Now for our “holiday explosion” decorators. One of our signature over-the-fireplace tricks is layering a mirror with a fun detail like a wreath or bust. This year we are showcasing a deer bust that has hipster flair like none I have ever seen. It is a show-stopping ac-
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Horticulture tips for November Home Grown KEITH REED point, you may still need to collect the excess, but the quantity will be much smaller and easier to manage. Well-chopped leaves also provide a nice head start to the composting process, with smaller pieces decomposing much quicker than whole leaves. • Remove and compost any summer vegetable plants if you have not already done so. Leaving plants in the garden tends to harbor pests and disease so clean up any remaining plant residue as soon as possible. You can also still plant winter cover crops but act soon for any hope of getting an acceptable stand. • If your ornamental gardens are huge clean-up task
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tolerance as well as it’s bloom time. Rather than tackling this subject in a short article, it’s better to contact the Extension office if you have questions about specific plants. For example, cutting back a spring blooming plant like winter jasmine now will remove next spring’s flower buds while cutting back a crape myrtle now will increase the likelihood of winter dieback. • November is also a great time of year to walk the landscape and makes notes about changes you would like to make for next season while things are still fresh on your mind.
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ate displays full of energy and depth. Whether it is mixing traditional porcelain with funky tin accent plates or layering plaid and stripes, it is OK to try new combinations. You might be surprised at how much renewed love you have for the tired china that has been collecting dust in the cabinet. If there is one thing I love about setting a table, it is mixing traditional antiques with my newest finds. It is a nostalgic nod to the “old” and a beautiful way of mixing (and matching) family traditions and making them your own. Textile layering. With all this talk about mixing and matching, we can’t forget about textile layering. As a fabric fanatic, whenever I hear a customer saying she needs to spice up her tabletop, my thoughts immediately go to textiles.
The perfect place to start is with a table cover. A show-stopping tablecloth can make a world of different in adding excitement to a table. One of our go-to table hacks is using a throw blanket as a table covering. It adds all the color and texture you desire and is easy to throw in the watching machine afterward (be sure to check the care instructions first). If you have an extra-long table for the holidays, try overlapping two runners _ you can hide the center meeting point with a beautiful centerpiece. Or, mix things up and run multiple runners the width of your table, acting more as placemats for two place settings across from each other. I love using wooden platforms for height or woven mats to add a natural element. If I’m feeling extra elegant, I like
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ments from your tabletop to your chairs with ribbon to finish off your look. One of my favorite touches is the classic small boxwood wreath tied with ribbon and topped off with a sweet bow. And of course, we love to make a statement with the chairs themselves, dressing our tables up
with impactful host and hostess chairs. As much as we love decorating our tabletops, what’s most important is the people with whom you share your table. I hope this season is full of good food and good times with people you love, around a table you’ve had fun dressing up.
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to add a touch of beaded sparkle as a base for each place setting. Another place to mix things up: your napkins. We love to use hand towels between chargers and dinner plates as a larger napkin alternative for guests and top off place settings with traditional napkins for display. Stylish seating. While not technically on the tabletop, seating is still an important part of a meal. We like to use pillows and throw blankets to add comfort and style to our chairs. These items are easy to switch out for different seasons or holidays to complement your tablescapes. You can even tie ele-
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centerpiece. During the holidays, we love to add ornaThere are few ments to our place things as wonderful settings at the shop. as gathering for a They add a bit of holiday meal with sparkly and double your nearest and as a gift for your dearest. Many of my guests to take home fondest memories at the end of the with family and evening. Another friends are from place to have some times spent around fun is by switching the dinner table up your traditional sharing stories and place cards by placcreating new tales ing them in a trinto tell in years to ket box or even a come. A few weeksmall picture frame ends ago I was reor- (both of which could ganizing my china also be take-home cabinet, full of my treats). If you like great grandmother’s a more practical dishes and silverapproach, there is ware, and it got me no shortage of place excited for the holcard holders and idays. Growing up, napkin rings with the “fancy plates” which to adorn your only came out for table. special occasions, Mix-and-match and they really did plating. Don’t play make everything with your food, but seem so much more be sure to have special. A beautiful some fun with your table is the perplates. There is fect complement no reason to pick to amazing food one favorite dish and company. I am set when you can always looking for use them all. We ways to elevate my love to play with tables to create an different textures extra special experi- and patterns to creence for my guests PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: and have picked up All real estate advertised a few show-stopping herein is subject to the Federal tips I’m thrilled to Fair Housing Act, which be able to share makes it illegal to advertise with you today. “any preference, limitation Add some flair. or discrimination because By flair I mean of race, color, religion, sex, throw in something handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention a bit unexpected, to make any such preference, stylish and original limitation or discrimination.” to your table – it doesn’t always have This newspaper will not knowingly accept any to be practical! advertising for real estate Layer in boxwood which is in violation of the wreaths as a charlaw. All persons are hereby ger alternative and informed that all dwellings top off your look advertised are available on with some additionan equal opportunity al greenery in your basis. By Katie Laughridge
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