Put Away Your Ornaments!
Kathy Griffin, just spent New Year's Eve with Anderson Cooper.
And today: It's time to put away the Christmas tree and ornaments.
We're not sure if Ms. Griffin has a tree or if she puts it up herself.
One thing we do know, that putting away the ornaments
this way is something Kathy may do as well.
How would she put the ornaments away?
She'd placed them in cardboard wine boxes.
Why wine boxes?
Kathy jokes that her 91 yr. old Mom drinks boxed wine
everyday.
And if you have some wine boxes lying around and you don't
have the original boxes, then by all means- store your ornaments
this way.
The wine boxes have dividers, which make them perfect for protecting
your precious and delicate ornaments.
And if you're not a fan of boxed wine, head to your local wine
or liquor store anyway, they may have some empty boxes leftover.
When you get the boxes home- clean them, let them dry and then fold or cut
the cardboard dividers as needed, and place 2 or 3 tissue-wrapped
ornaments in each slot, making sure the heavier ornaments
are on the bottom and the lighter ones on top.
That's it- A post Christmas tip that may or may not be from Kathy
Griffin.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Kathy Griffin, just spent New Year's Eve with Anderson Cooper.
And today: It's time to put away the Christmas tree and ornaments.
We're not sure if Ms. Griffin has a tree or if she puts it up herself.
One thing we do know, that putting away the ornaments
this way is something Kathy may do as well.
How would she put the ornaments away?
She'd placed them in cardboard wine boxes.
Why wine boxes?
Kathy jokes that her 91 yr. old Mom drinks boxed wine
everyday.
And if you have some wine boxes lying around and you don't
have the original boxes, then by all means- store your ornaments
this way.
The wine boxes have dividers, which make them perfect for protecting
your precious and delicate ornaments.
And if you're not a fan of boxed wine, head to your local wine
or liquor store anyway, they may have some empty boxes leftover.
When you get the boxes home- clean them, let them dry and then fold or cut
the cardboard dividers as needed, and place 2 or 3 tissue-wrapped
ornaments in each slot, making sure the heavier ornaments
are on the bottom and the lighter ones on top.
That's it- A post Christmas tip that may or may not be from Kathy
Griffin.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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