Here is a gingerbread house that lights up, sings Christmas carols, and the snowman and gingerbread man move around in circles. My husband's aunt and uncle gave this to my daughter when she was little. I have this sleigh with Santa on it that holds all my Christmas cards.
These two mini Christmas trees are my daughter's and she decorates them each year with gold angels and beads.
This is a crackled old looking Santa that I have near my lamp and this Santa rug is on the fireplace floor. My mom and I were shopping many years ago together and we each bought one.
This manger set was my Mom and Dads and my Mom gave it to me many years ago. I love how rustic it looks. I have it displayed on my window sill in my living room.
I love this Candy Land village that my sister gave to me before she died in 1992 of cancer and I put it out each year in remembrance of her. She was only 30 years old when she died!
On the top of my tree I have this fabric angel which I think gives it a country feel. There are three crocheted wreaths in my bottom windows and upstairs I have 2 crocheted wreaths displayed in the windows too.
This is what my Christmas tree looks like in my living room. The tree is large about 7.5 feet tall and not real since I have allergies.
You can see some of my ornaments displayed and I love them all. The shell snowman ornament my Mom made for us and you can find the snowman in the bottom picture. The post and tutorial are HERE to make one for yourself if you like. The gold snowflake ornaments were given to me by Anne at the blog Stuff & Nonsense recently.
The yo yo fabric garland I made many years ago and I love using it on my tree to give it a country feel.
Most of my ornaments on my tree are homemade and I love them.
Did you like my Christmas decorations? I hope you are all having a wonderful holiday and Christmas will be here in two weeks so I'm wishing everyone a Season's Greetings from my house to yours!
I will be sharing this at The Charm of Home and other parties.
Julie
Your decorations are just beautiful Julie! I love all the handmade ornaments and that village is precious. What a sweet way to remember your sister at Christmas. Thanks for sharing all your decor. Have a blessed evening...Vicky
ReplyDeleteFun, lovely and merry!! Thanks for sharing! ` Pam, apples of gold
ReplyDeleteLove all your ornaments. Thanks for sharing your beautiful tree on Creating Christmas.
ReplyDeleteKris
Everything is lovely. It feels warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing at Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteAngel
Very pretty, love the gold tree!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Julie and everything is filled with wonderful memories of those special loved ones in your life. A beautiful, heartelt post - I really enjoyed seeing your pretty Christmas decorations. Hugs xo Karen
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty touches-I love your manger. Thanks for linking up :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
Julie your house looks great. I really love the hand knit stockings. Usually I like to decorate the whole house too but this year all I did was put up a tree. Time has gotten away from me but I enjoyed seeing your decorations.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations! So festive. I'm hosting a giveaway for a beautiful chandelier that you should enter! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/12/master-bedroom-reveal-and-chandelier.html
ReplyDeleteYour village is adorable Julie, and everything looks so warm and cozy!
ReplyDeleteAwww thank you for sharing your beautiful Christmas decor. I love your tree. So very traditional and beautiful. Hugs, Beverly
ReplyDeleteYour home is delightful! And I love your tree...it's so big and beautiful! I'm glad you like the snowflakes. I have some green ones but might have to get some of the gold. They're so sparkly :)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks fantastic. I think the cloth angel and the crochet wreaths both have a country feel, I guess because my aunt always had country decor and she crocheted quite a bit. :) Very nice work on everything, and that tree is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I like how you have put so much thought into your decorations and have so many handmade and special things! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a tour through your home Julie. Everything is so pretty. I love that you have mostly handmade decorations on your tree ... it really does make it very special each year to bring them back out. So sad that you lost your sister at such a young age. How difficult that must've been. I'm sure even as the years go by, you still remember her in many ways. It's so nice that you have the special house decoration from her from so long ago. And now I hope you have a wonderful weekend Julie ... sitting by the fire sounds like a good idea to me. So cold out there. Wendy xox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations, aww love Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at the weekend blog hop ...
I love your decorations Julie, they all seem to have a special place in your heart and I really think that is what Christmas is all about. I am sorry to hear about the loss of your sister, but what a lovely way to pay homage to her and keep her spirit near during this season. Thank you for sharing your home with us. Kim
ReplyDeleteHi Julie,
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE your vintage looking Santa! He's perfect and what a great find.
Hugs, Lynnie
Hello lovely lady! Your Christmas decorations are so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your home with us :) Have a wonderful night. Hugs to you
ReplyDeleteHi Julie,
ReplyDeleteI love all your Christmas decorations - they carry lots of wonderful memories!
Lovely home and decorations! thanks for linking to Snickerdoodle Sunday! Have an awesome holiday!
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas decor! I really like the Candy Land village, the Santa rug, and the gingerbread house. Cute! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Julie! I love the snowy scene and the entire sweet feel of your decor!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, my friend!
Poppy