Hi friends,
I wanted to invite you over
for a little tour of
what's happening at our house.
We have been having some great weather!
We are hoping for some rain-
It's cold but nice.
Come on in!
Instructions for the Galvanized Tin Trees.
First out of the Christmas box is always the Manger.
Then I think about the mantle-
I decided to go a bit rustic this year.
I shared how to make the stars here .
Years ago my husbands' boss
was going to throw away this
Greyhound wagon!
I was happy my husband
was there to save it.
I stenciled the rusty saw back for Christmas in July!
The blanket ladder instructions are here .
of the tree each year if we want -
It's hard to see with the lights on.
I filled the tree with some of my collection of
putz paper houses.
My son made the wood crate we use to
cover the tree base.
I made these pillows from old shirts here
Over the kitchen sink, I have a spring loaded curtain rod
covered in garland.
This year I hung some vintage cookie cutters and kitchen tools.
I have the bakery sign up year-round
Stacked funnels make great trees.
Shiny Brites on egg scales.
I love old potholders.
I have some Christmas aprons and linens that I put on display.
I made these over sized gift tags just for fun.
Just cut two corners of your wood on an angle.
Then drill a hole to add jute or rope.
Paint the tags with acrylic paint.
The tags were handwritten with a paint pen.
I used wood glue to overlap my tags so they would hang
right. Then add bow or greenery.
It's light weight and can hang on an old window.
Poinsettias were left in their pots and just
put them in a galvanized bucket.
These small trees sit by the front door.
That's all for now!
I keep adding more each day.
Do you get it all done in one sweep or in layers ?
Thank you for visiting.
Enjoying the season,
xo Lisa S
Love all the goodies on your kitchen shelves! Thanks for the fun tour; love seeing all your vintage finds:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
DeleteWish we could have some coffee together!
xo Lisa S
I had so much fun visiting your beautifully decorated home. Thanks for inviting us in!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to meet you. Please visit again!
DeleteThank you for your sweet comment.
xo Lisa S
Everything looks fabulous. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteJulie,
DeleteThank you so much!
It's always nice to have you visit!
Merry Christmas :)
xo Lisa S
Such a lovely and cozy house!
ReplyDeleteThank you Joanne!
DeleteYou are a sweetie.
Merry Christmas,
xo Lisa S
There are so many fun things to look at on your tour. It all looks wonderful. I would like to do a big decor sweep, but usually get it done over a few days time.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you stopped by- Thank you for your sweet comment.
DeleteI'm with you on decorating over a few days. With Christmas Carols
playing loudly I work slow and enjoy the process.
Here we are just a week away-
Merry Christmas to you!
xo Lisa S
That was so enjoyable. Thank you for sharing. Loved it all. Merry 🎄 Christmas
ReplyDeleteCrystal,
DeleteIt's always a pleasure to hear from you!
Merry Christmas ;)
I'm looking forward to seeing you after Christmas....I'll keep the decorations up as long as possible.
xo Lisa S