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Three Simple Hanging Shelf Decorating Ideas.- Decorate With Me

 




Hi everyone! Lately, I have been changing up the decor on the hanging shelves in my home, and I wanted to share these quick, and easy decorating ideas with all of you. A lot of my decorations included are very affordable, and you can easily create these on your own. 

Decorating Idea #1



This first decorating idea uses one decorative bowl. I actually picked up this wood bowl at World Market. I absolutely loved the design on the inside of the bowl.

I am also using this beautiful framed art. This was actually my inspiration for all three designs. I picked this art piece up at my local Dollar tree. It's beautiful and quite inspiring! 

I picked up this mini tree in a clay pot at my local Target store. It was in the dollar aisle, and I have used it a lot when decorating trays, and other home projects.

-Decorative wooden beads. - I used some wooden beads, and stretch cords. And I used one red flower. I actually had this red flower left over from a previous craft, and I didn't want it to go to waste.

Start with placing your framed art on your shelf. For each of my decorating ideas, I decided to place my art in the center. 
Next, take your decorative bowl, and add your red flower to your bowl.

 Last, take your potted plant and place it on the opposite side of your art. Take your wooden beads, and lay them across your clay pot.





Decorating Idea #2


For this decorating idea, I used 

one potted green plant with a darker pot
Frame art
One mini candle
One scented vanilla candle with whole bean coffee, and a glass jar.

I loved the darker tones for this display. I ended up using a glass jar and filling it with whole-bean coffee, and a vanilla-scented candle. I love how it looks and did I mention that it smells wonderful?! 


Decorating Idea # 3


For this decorating idea, I used a few succulents and a few tiny white flowers. I actually picked those up at my local Walmart. 
I decided to reuse the mini rose pot that I received as a gift.
 I wanted a little more gold in this design, so I picked up this gold candle holder at my local Walmart. And I also used a plant in a white pot. The pot has a little design to it, and I thought it was perfect for the setup. 


Do you have any hanging shelves in your home? If so, do you like decorating them with plants? I'd love to hear from you. Let me know how you decorate your hanging shelves. 

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