How to Make an Indoor Window Box

Fresh greens, dainty whites, and gold pinecones are a winning winter team.

This winter arrangement is an unexpected and delightful addition to your holiday decor.

Here lies the treasure awaiting transformation.

Ribbons of green and silver woven through the wire basket work well with this industrial metal container. They help take the edge off and provide a touch of softness.

I attached another little junk gem front and center of the basket. This is the center of a round iron floor grate and resembles a snowflake.

This is really gem, on top of gem, on top of gem! A rhinestone pin becomes the sparkling center of the snowflake.

Measure the inside of the basket and cut corrugated packing cardboard and place inside basket.  I left mine about 1/2 inch taller than the basket. I also put a plastic tray on the bottom for watering ease.

The gliittered feather adds just the right touch of sparkle to the arrangement.

You might remember these little glass baubles from one of my earlier "stash of goodies" posts. The glass rings on eye hooks are make believe icicles.

Sitting on the table and all ready to take its place of honor in the dining room window. Here is a tip..if you have an arrangement hanging in the window by the dining room table you can play down the actual centerpiece and save money. This piece will last the season while fresh cut flowers wil only last a few days.