by Tom
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by Tom
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It’s decorating time! Pull out those stockings and hang them by the chimney with care!
We want to know how you decorate your fireplace at Christmas. Show us your fireplace decorations. Tell us about your favorite decoration or better yet post a photo! Head over to our Facebook page, click “Like” if you haven’t already, and post a photo of your hearth or just share some decorating tips!
Need some inspiration? Check out our great hearth decorating articles:
- Photos of Christmas Past
- Quick and Easy Color with Glass
- Beyond Red and Green
- Christmas Fireplace Safety
Ugly Christmas sweater party on your calendar? Or looking for a unique and fun way to celebrate the holidays? Maybe you enjoy keeping your friends and coworkers entertained. Fireplace sweaters let you take the hearth glow wherever you go. So light up that Ugly Christmas Sweater Party or a cozy night in with bright dancing […]
The United States celebrates National Bioenergy Day each October. It recognizes and encourages the use of renewable and sustainable bioenergy sources. In 2021, National Bioenergy Day is October 20. When any organic material with few or no productive applications is used to generate energy, we call it “bioenergy.” The biomass can be any organic low […]
A Halloween fireplace mantel scarf is the fabric drape that covers the top of the mantel. It provides the foundation upon which a Halloween themed mantel is created. The mantel scarf is to a fireplace mantel like a tablecloth is to a dining table: It sets the color scheme and theme. You can find a […]
Make no bones about it, skeletons are the backbone of Halloween decorating. A Halloween skeleton fireplace with simulated human, dog and cat, bat and rat, bird and reptile, or even dragon and unicorn skeletons can send tingles up your spine. In addition to decorating the fireplace, skeletons can sit on chairs or couches and hide […]
When I was a little girl, my mother showed me how to string popcorn and fresh cranberrys to make a holiday rope. Of course, as a kid, I thought it was the most beautiful thing in the world :-) Now, I like lights and ornaments on the mantel, with holiday photos from years past.