My After Christmas Snowy Winter Fireplace

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Christmas may be over but your decor doesn’t have to be! Come see how to put snowy winter fireplace decor together for a cozy look.After Christmas Snowy Winter Fireplace graphic.Pin

I usually find that decorating my fireplace after Christmas is fairly easy.  Often times, I already know what I want to do while I’m right in the midst of taking my decorations down.

I made sure to use lots of texture and all of the elements of winter when decorating my fireplace. Pin

But, that wasn’t the case for me this year.  I must have been all decorated out after the flurry surrounding the holidays and my creativity seemed to have left me in a lurch.  No matter how much I stared and stared at my fireplace, nothing would come to me!

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Winter mantel decorated with faux greenery, white candles and diy snowflakes on a stick.Pin

I used to fret about such things, but I’ve learned over the years to just relax and something will eventually come to me.  Well…that something came to me when Pookie and I were out hitting a few of the after Christmas sales!

Farmhouse fireplace winter mantel and hearth.Pin

Oh, how I love shopping after Christmas!  Not the first day or even the second day after Christmas – it’s too crowded.  I prefer to wait several days afterwards and then start hitting some of my favorite stores.  By then, most stores have marked their items down to rock bottom prices!

My first bit of inspiration struck at the dollar store where they had all of their Christmas marked 50% off – that’s 50¢, y’all!  That was where I spied tons of snowflakes.   I had found my snowy theme!

Easy to make snowflakes on a stick .Pin

Then, I found several different styles of adorable black and white Nordic-look sweater and yarn-wrapped ornaments, at a different store, and my fireplace mantel plan was born!

Woolen Christmas balls on the mantel.Pin

I left the layer of faux greenery from Christmas in place and proceeded to decorate away!  The adorable Nordic ornaments were placed here and there. As a final snowy touch, I scattered snowflakes around that I cut out with a snowflake punch and white cardstock.

DIY snowflakes on a stick with candles and evergreen on the mantel.Pin

Cute little wooden stools were perfect for topping with my snow covered faux mini trees.  And the leaning shutters behind them make a great backdrop.

A small Christmas tree on a wooden stool with a shutter background.Pin

A trip to a local fabric store allowed me get what I needed to created the winter wreath above the mantel.

10 Minute Winter Wreath on the wall above the mantel.Pin

The wreath and snowflakes were soooo easy, y’all!  You can find the step by step tutorial by clicking HERE.

Painted red brick fireplace with winter decor.Pin

It turned out to be a little bit prophetic that I used a snowy theme for my fireplace, because here’s what we woke up to Saturday morning.  This is what over 8″ of snow looks like at my house in North Carolina!

Home of Worthing Court Blog with snow on the ground.Pin

I try to do something different with my fireplace every season.  Check out how I decorated it last winter HERE.

2016 Winter Mantel And Hearth

Winter Farmhouse Mantel And Hearth || Worthing CourtPin

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Wood and Metal Wall Plaque – Kirkland’s (on sale!), Mine has been painted.

Gray Shutters (similar) – Wayfair (available in multiple colors)

Mini Flocked Tree (similar) – Wayfair (almost half off!)

Black and White Ornaments (similar) – HERE, HERE, and HERE 

Mini Wooden Stool – Hobby Lobby

Small White Bucket – Target

Round Wicker Basket (similar) – World Market

Black Lantern – Ikea

Snowflake Shape Paper Punch – Michael’s

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66 Comments

  1. Saved both to my Pinterest board, Suzy! I was really excited to learn how you did the snowflakes! Thank you!

  2. Pam Cates says:

    Your winter mantel is just darling! I always struggle about what to do after Christmas is over because it is so dreary (inside and out) after the holidays. I’m going to copy your ideas (if it’s okay?) Happy New Year to you and enjoy your snow.

  3. Your mantle is beautiful and very peaceful looking. Thank you for the how~to’s and lists of sources. Your snow~filled photo of your home looks like a Christmas card.

  4. This is my first time on your blog and its stunning. The wreath in this post really caught my eye. Its simple and a show stopper.

  5. Wow, this looks lovely.. I’m going to give the wreath a try..

  6. Pam Cates says:

    Your mantel and the snow are beautiful as is your home! Stay warm.

  7. Enjoying you taste in decorating. I continued using my greens and cones from Christmas. Trying to decide how long to keep them up. Eager to see when you decide to change yours out.

  8. Suzy, I always love your style and décor choices! This mantle is so perfect. Love it! Thanks for sharing it this week at the Family Joy Blog Link Party.

  9. Kimm Boes says:

    So beautiful…I love those little wooden stools!
    Thanks for sharing at Funtastic Friday!

  10. Jennifer Wendel says:

    I am so happy to have happened upon your amazing blog. I cannot wait to share your awesomeness with family and friends! Thanks for welcoming us into your home!

  11. DEMsMomma says:

    Cannot wait to share your awesome blog with my friends and family! Thank you for allowing us into your beautiful home!

  12. This is so beautiful ! I love what you did.

  13. Linda Charlton says:

    I love the way you incorporate your Christmas into winter decor. I am trying to learn to do this .

  14. Lynn Corona says:

    I love the blue plaid wreath, I think I may make a red version for my dining room!

  15. Love the plaid winter wreath!

  16. Sandra Ussery says:

    Absolutely love your fireplace, especially, the large metal and wood piece over it. I love the way that you painted it, giving it an entirely different look from the one on the website. Such creativity.

  17. Carol Jones says:

    As always just lovely…Love the wreath and will be working on making one myself…Just beautifully put together. Looking forward to you ideas for 2018.

  18. I love the Black and White Touches makes it look classy!