William Wilson I really like collecting vintage items during the year, then combining them together to create rustic and farm-style vignettes," says Buchanan, who blogs at AttaGirlSays.

I really like collecting vintage items during the year, then combining them together to create rustic and farm-style vignettes," says Buchanan, who blogs at AttaGirlSays.

Fun Finds Home decoration blogger Amy Buchanan began with a yard sale table and layered in bits such as a tobacco stick star, a pinecone garland along with a framework from an old dresser. Ticking ribbon and wooden Christmas trees painted to look like old grain sacks have been in keeping with the farmhouse theme. "I really like collecting vintage items during the year, then combining them together to create rustic and farm-style vignettes," says Buchanan, who blogs at AttaGirlSays.



Extra Touches Dress up a pair of vintage skates by lacing them together with festive ribbon. Search yard sales, flea markets and secondhand shops for old skates it is possible to use in decor tv wall mount company . indicates blogger Amy Buchanan of AttaGirlSays. She adds: You'll find the best prices on winter items, like skates, in the off-season.



Group Lanterns Cluster a trio of oversize lanterns collectively and fill them with candles, greenery, lights, nativity characters or special ornaments. Home decoration blogger Amy Buchanan of all AttaGirlSays likes to hang wreaths on the lanterns to include colour and texture.



Coordinated Appearance A terrarium made from older windows and architectural elements is a great place to exhibit holiday greenery, a nativity, ornaments, plants or outdoor candles. Home decoration blogger Amy Buchanan of all AttaGirlSays additionally trimmed greenery and holly berries from her yard for this terrarium on her front porch, which leads to the rustic style with vintage appeal.  



Holiday-Style Terrarium A wreath with real cotton is illuminated by vintage lanterns on an Atlanta front door. Lisa Turner along with Wallace Bryan with Trinity Mercantile & Design Co.. At Decatur, Ga., used cotton and magnolia leaves as natural elements in the front entryway and throughout the house for their Mississippi-themed vacation decoration.



The Touch of Cotton Pieces of a palette had been reconstructed by interior decorator Krystine Edwards to create a blank canvas to get a star (created out of a festive ribbon) on this rustic Charleston, S.C., porch. It is above a bar cart decorated with a nutcracker, Mason jars, cable bottle holder and ornaments.  



Wish Upon a Star A bracket portico made by Atlanta Decking and Fence, and a vintage-looking lighting fixture add rustic Craftsman allure to this bungalow's curb appeal throughout the year. Hunter green paint is utilized for its walls and portico. The homeowners decorated with little trees in containers holding red and gold decorations and a festive ball.



Underneath a Portico Various rustic components are on display on the porch, such as wagons made from crates, and accessories such as an old Coca-Cola bottle crate. The red, blue and green wagons were a DIY project by creator Jenna LeFeron of Rain on a Tin Roof to get Crates & Pallet, an Atlanta-based Firm.  



Darling DIY Project A cottage in the charming historical town of Madison, Ga., includes a red, white and green color palette with homespun style. The proprietor is out of Denmark and utilized a Danish Christmas theme beginning in the front porch. The house was on Madison's 2015 Town & Country Holiday Tour of Homes.



Quaint Cottage For front porch of her new Rhode Island house, blogger Alison Vinciguerra of this blog Long Distance Loving utilized a wreath pre-decorated with pine cones, holly leaves, golden fruit and feathers. She wove white LED twinkle lights to the wreath and garland near a vintage-looking lantern.



Pinecones and LEDs Deer are not just holiday appropriate but often used as a means to add rustic and farmhouse design to front lawn and porch. For the holidays, options comprise carved wood decorations, antler decoration and illuminated reindeer of all sizes, provided by retailers such as The Home Depot.



Dashing Reindeer Decor Accessorizing with vintage winter sporting gear, like skis, snowshoes, a sled and skates, provides a rustic cabin look to a North Carolina front porch adorned by writer Amy Buchanan of AttaGirlSays. The sports equipment combine yard sale finds, including the table, classic wooden arsenal and the dresser frame.



Sporty Style Little pieces of driftwood were accumulated on the shoreline then only glued onto plywood to get this particular budget-friendly project.



Driftwood Star This rustic twig reindeer was updated with a satin ribbon and fuzzy yarn-wrapped balls.  



Twig Touches Birch log luminaries grouped collectively are a natural, rustic element for a front porch. To create them, cut the branches into varying heights with a circular saw. Then drill holes into the top of every log using a 1-1/2" Twist or paddle bit only deep enough to accommodate a votive. For child- or pet-proof illumination, pop a battery-operated votive in to each.