Welcome, friends, to another fun-filled Thrill of the Hunt post where I share my latest thrifty (and usually) vintage finds with you. Today it's all about vintage Santas, precious angels and faux French cedar topiaries. So let's get started!

Welcome, friends, to another fun-filled Thrill of the Hunt post where I share my latest thrifty (and usually) vintage finds with you. Today it's all about olive buckets, cheese crocks and hens on nests! So let's get started.

Today I'm sharing what to do with your dried fruit garland after the Christmas holidays are over.  

 I recently posted about how I made a dried orange and cranberry Christmas garland.  My daughter and I had fun making it and I had fun displaying it on our mantel. My daughter also made an orange and popcorn garland for her own bedroom Christmas tree.

But once the holidays are over and you're stuck with the dried fruit and stale popcorn what can you do with it?

Today I'm sharing how to make hot chocolate marshmallow toppers with cookie cutters. 

Winter time is prime time for making hot chocolate. And the only thing better than making hot chocolate is adding sweet treats to make this quintessential winter drink even sweeter. So why not add some of your own custom marshmallow toppers made with cookie cutters?

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Today I'm sharing how to make a dried orange and cranberry garland.

I've always wanted to make a dried orange and cranberry garland, and this year was the year for it. Ironically it was my daughter who suggested it and I was happy to oblige!

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