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| Red Embroidered Scalloped Sheet Set |
I have a pair of red silk Blissy pillowcases that I use over the holidays. (I always sleep on silk pillowcases). I also love the idea of a sheet set just for Christmas and this set is perfect.
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| Red Embroidered Scalloped Sheet Set |
I have a pair of red silk Blissy pillowcases that I use over the holidays. (I always sleep on silk pillowcases). I also love the idea of a sheet set just for Christmas and this set is perfect.
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| The Beaded Grouse Pillow |
If you are looking for a wonderful centerpiece for setting the Thanksgiving table, consider the John Derian for Target Beaded Grouse.
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| Martha Stewart Deer Stag Decor |
Have you noticed that nutcrackers are often seen in pairs?
Nutcrackers are usually shown in pairs mainly for visual symmetry and decorative balance, as well as their traditional role as guardians. Traditionally, German folklore viewed nutcrackers as household protectors and sentinels meant to guard a home and ward off evil spirits. Stationing two soldiers or guards—one on each side—creates the realistic impression of a double-guard or sentry post flanking a threshold.