Office Christmas

Santa veggie tray

Hello everyone! Here is a project that I made for when little one's come to my house during the Holidays! It might only be hot chocolate and a chocolate stir stick, but when it's packaged like this they seem to think it's so much more! LOL! I made one of these last year if you would like to see that post and where to go for the template, click HERE. I actually made mine using my Gypsy, the mug from Gypsy Wanderings, and some images from George and Basic Shapes. Hello Kitty was cut from Hello…

Cool by StephieS on Indulgy.com

This tree is made of 100% natural recycled cardboard. No tools or glue needed - the tree is easily assembled with 6 details. You can store it flat without using a lot of space. Put it back together next Christmas and have Scandinavian-like modern holiday decoration at home or in the office! Decorate the tree as you wish with ornaments and / or paper balls. Add electric lighting to make it more beautiful and glowing in the dark. Height 1.32 cm, width 76 cm. (height 4'33'' width 2'49'') Don´t…

Our darling Ms. Zeida (she's wonderful)! You'll need is ribbon, plastic cups, and balloons (plus a little hot air). Poke a hole in the bottom of the cup and slip the ribbon through. Tie the ribbon to the balloon and pull tight. Tie them in a series for great Christmas light decorations. Merry Christmas!

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office christmas decor: Winter Christmas land

At the office where I work, we were allowed to decorate our cubicles for Christmas. I decided on a Northwoods Cabin theme. The items used in the project include: two rolls of white duct tape, two pallet size cardboard boxes, two rolls of woodgrain contact paper, 42 ft. of pvc, and batting for the snow. I also stole two of my dogs' toys, a chipmunk (located on the roof) and a bunny. My cubicle has four walls, but they are not even in length. I started by measuring the top area of the cubicle…

Office christmas decorations

Great Christmas ideas

Our office has an annual tradition of festively decorating the structural poles at the holidays.

Simple display, possibly the Gervais St. Window in 3rd floor huddle area. Smaller line, could add lights

Christmas tree out of book pages! Need this!

Oh the weather outside is frightful, and your workplace is equally undelightful.

Go grab another glass of egg nog, pull up your chair and get inspired by the possibilities for the Christmas decor in your office this year.