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Making an Amaryllis Chandelier with Evergreens from the Garden - DIY Evergreen Chandelier

Making an Amaryllis Chandelier with Evergreens from the Garden - DIY Evergreen Chandelier

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Today we're making an amaryllis chandelier with fresh evergreens from the garden, cut amaryllis, icicles, and gold beads. Grapevine Wreath- Icicles - Gold Bead Garland - Water tubes - Support my channel by becoming a member:
Date: 2024-12-17

Comments and reviews: 20


I also think you should write a book about growing amaryllis - you definitely are the best and know so much about them! You could include in the book, all the different ideas you have for displaying and using them. You have done so many different things with them over the years! I also had a case of red splotch this year and some other challenges which resulted in throwing away bulbs - made me so sad. There is hardly any information out there on the different things that can happen to a bulb and advice on whether to just throw them away. You’ve definitely created amaryllis addicts from your followers and I know a book would be a real hit among us addicts! AND a book would make such a lovely companion gift when gifting an amaryllis bulb. I have gifted bulbs to friends over the last two years and they are now followers and passionate about amaryllis! You are making a real impact!
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Hi Danielle I love how you decorated the chandelier I wouldn't change a thing! It's beautiful. I'd add the wax amaryllis bulbs in front of the mirror on the side table with same greens you put on the chandelier around them, make a garland with same greens to drape on the mirror then add the pearls or icicles. I think it'd soften the look over the mirror. Love the tree where you moved it. Great video, very creative.
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Love the chandelier decorations and how you pulled it together with the pearls on the mirror and Amaryllis tree. The other tree looks good just how it is. Waxed bulbs hung upside down would look great for next year’s chandelier. I’m going to try and duplicate this in my home. Thank you.
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I have wanted to visit Longwood Gardens forever. I have a friend in New Jersey who visits as much as she can and tells me all about it, and then your videos there too. One day I will make it out there from California! If you have one time of year you could visit, what would it be
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So pretty! I wouldn’t add more to the tree. You have them spread out perfectly and the current tree gives a rest for the eye. That old saying less is more. But either way you can’t go wrong. And I just love your Gracie. She is so cute!
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I saw the hanging trees at Longwood on your video or someone else's and it looked magical. I love your interpretation, absolutely stunning. And you have the perfect look to go with it. You are such an inspiration! Love, love, love.
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This dinning room looks so elegant, the white just pops!
Lol. when i saw the title i couldn't phantom what you were planning. Sometimes i have too much imagination, and other times not enough! Thank you for stirring the pot!

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Love the chandelier! I have put greens on mine & hung Christmas balls in the past before but love the icicles! Also love color of your room do you know the brand of paint & name of color you used Happy Christmas
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What a beautiful idea! Might I just suggest that you lower the wattage of your light bulbs, or use the old style light bulbs that were used in the early 1900's. Thank you always, for your creative videos!
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Everything looks lovely. I would leave out the pearls and I wouldn't hang the amaryillis. It's your home and you should always do what makes you happy. Have a wonderful Christmas and your hair looks great
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It looks beautiful! I'm not surprised that the inside of your house is just as nice as the garden. Can you tell me more about your art lights I've been looking for a similar style for my living room.
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So beautiful! I would’ve left the pearls out as it competes with the icicles. Maybe in person it’s different. None the less it definitely elevates the decor to a new level. Merry Christmas!
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Really beautiful! No amaryllis on the tree. Magical and classic the way it is.
Would upside down amaryllis not grow curved, since they grow to towards the light Great experiment.

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That looks so so pretty! What a great addition. All your Christmas decor looks so nice and cohesive. You could also add pearl beads to ur garland on the staircase. Love everything
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Lovely! Since you asked, yes to Amaryllis blooms in the tree, but the chandelier looks great as it is. In fact, I would have skipped the pearls as well. They read a bit Mardi Gras to me.
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Love it! Everything in the room is just beautiful! Including yourself and Grace! This looks like a hallmark movie. Everything is so perfect! Thanks for sharing with us!
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This is magical. White is always so elegant and amaryllis are stunning in white. The look is magazine worthy, but must have Grace on your lap. The finishing touch.
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You are so artistic. I love your amaryllis chandelier. I am going to try and make one. I will have to use artificial flowers though. Merry Christmas to you and family.
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Beautiful! Curious about the copper wire: is this needed for heat/fire safety or was it used because it blends in or is what you had on hand Would any wire work
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The chandelier is absolutely gorgeous! Question: did you soak the fresh greens or do anything to keep them from drying out and turning brown too quickly
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