Well, somehow I managed to get all of my Christmas shopping completed in two days. I will hopefully never ever have to wait until the last minute again. It wasn’t too fun braving the hoards of people who were out doing the same thing I was doing, but at least it’s over with. Now I can try to relax for the rest of this week and do some really important stuff like baking.
Last week I asked for readers to send in pictures of their homes decorated for Christmas so that I could share them with everyone. Up first is is Kelly’s from Columbus, OH, and here is a link to Kelly’s blog 1551 Transformed.
Enjoy!
Cute pooch!
Adding Christmas lights to your wine bottles is such a festive way to decorate your kitchen or bar area.
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Kelly, thanks for sharing your pictures with us.
What a beautiful home!
That pom pom wreath is so cute! I've seen it a couple of times and I love the idea ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the way mine is decorated but my camera stinks when it comes to still life :/
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, sweet girl!! We have everything in line until the first of January when we'll be busy planning for our celebration Lee/King weekend then leaving for a nice long trip to G'burg :D
I LOVE their huge brick wall with the white mantel. The garland hanging from it is quite nice as well.
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across your blog for the first time and thought I would say hello! I looked through a few of your posts and love your style.
I'm a blogger as well, about the world of art, but my history is in interior design and fashion. I love to hear what people are saying! Hope we get to see more of each other in the future.
Bethany
www.DirksenDabbles.com
I'd love to see the rest of her home. Looks very charming and homey.
ReplyDeleteSome lovely inspiration here. Me and my husband have recently moved into our new house over the last few months as newlyweds and we've spent all our time decorating the house to get it how we like it and not even thought about Christmas decorations at all. So now we've got even more decorating and decisions to make!
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