Christmas Centerpieces

    • Christmas Day is December 25
    • Christmas 2009 is on a Friday
    • Common decorations include natural materials like evergreen branches, pine cones, poinsettias, berries and nuts
    • Gingerbread houses are beautiful and tasty centerpiece decorations
    • Small, battery operate strands of lights can be used to light up holiday centerpieces
    • Christmas balls are often used in decorative centerpieces
    • A dish filled with colored water, cranberries and floating candles is a simple, but elegant centerpiece
  • Brighten up your table this holiday season with a festive Christmas centerpiece. If you're feeling crafty, you can make one yourself out of natural materials and common household items. Centerpieces can also be purchased from craft supply stories and floral boutiques. Check out the links on this page to find out more about Christmas centerpieces.
  • Homemade Centerpiece Ideas

    Red and white amaryllis in white vases wrapped in red ribbon make a festive centerpiece.Martha Stewart: Holiday Christmas Centerpieces

    Cover a rustic, wooden toolbox in green or red fabric and then fill it with tall pillar candles, holly sprigs and evergreen branches.Better Homes and Gardens: Simple Christmas Centerpieces

    Arrange pillar candles of various heights on a plate. Add a few evergreen branches and holly sprigs and then sprinkle with artificial snow to create a winter forest centerpiece.About.com: Candle Forest Centerpiece

    In a silver bowl or bucket, add silver beads, silver Christmas balls and a pillar candle for a simple, but elegant centerpiece.Better Homes and Gardens: Simple Christmas Centerpieces

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