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{five minute friday} Ho Ho Ho Letters

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I am excited to officially kick off the Christmas season with a crazy easy project that is going to make a big statement in my holiday decor! When I was flipping through my Crate and Barrel holiday catalog, my eye was immediately drawn to a set of large, red Ho Ho Ho letters. I loved the glossy finish and the scale of the letters, but then I saw the price tag and did a double take… $60 for 6 letters?! I know a project begging for a knock-off when I see one!

This is seriously so simple that it hardly warrants a tutorial – paper mache letters and spray paint and done. 
The Crate and Barrel letters are 8 inches tall, 1.75 inches deep,  and made of a iron with a red finish. Hobby Lobby sells 8 inch tall paper mache letters that are 1 inch deep that are regularly priced at $3, but which I purchased on sale for only $1.50 each. All I needed to give these paper mache letters the same look as the Crate and Barrel originals was a can or red gloss spray paint. 
It took me only a minute or two to paint one side of the letters, and when they were dry I flipped them over and painted the other side.
I am thrilled with this new addition to my holiday decor, and at a total cost of only $15 dollars, I saved 75%, which makes me even happier!

Looking for more holiday inspiration?! Here are some of my favorite Christmas projects:
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Meet Angela

Angela, the founder of Blue i Style, strongly believes that decor should be functional, organizing can be beautiful, smart DIYs help stretch your budget, and an organized and stylish home can still be practical for life with kids.

Her work has been featured in print in Better Homes & Gardens and 5280 Home magazine, and online by HGTV, the Today Show, Good Housekeeping, and more. She was also named a 2018 Stylemaker by Better Homes & Gardens.

You can reach Angela at angela@blueistyle.com

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