I will let the rest of the pictures speak for themselves. Y'all enjoy!
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Christmas 2012 Home Tour
I will let the rest of the pictures speak for themselves. Y'all enjoy!
I will let the rest of the pictures speak for themselves. Y'all enjoy!
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The number one question I get from most people is "how do you do it all"? This week I am going to try to give you my tips and tr... -
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If you have been around here any time at all, you already know I love mason jars. Adding some color to those jars makes them even better ... -
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The mason jars used for this post were given to me by Ball and are part of their heritage collection . Y'all are going to love that vi... -
The birthday of the wonderful Dr. Seuss is coming up on March 2nd. How will you celebrate? Need ideas for the occasion. Maybe a treat to...
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10 comments:
Ooh, I bet that tree smells amazing!
Looks amazing and festive, Angie! My husband's family goes into their backyard each year to cut down a cedar tree, too. :)
Wonderful Christmas decorating. Love that red vintage car under your tree! Love the tree too and that you still go and cut yours down= we did that all the time when the boys were still home.
What lovely decorations, Angie ~ and your tree is beautiful!
Your farmhouse Christmas decor is pretty. I especially like the pops of blue in the ornaments and the balls in the jar.
your mantle looks amazing!!! love it!
Beautiful! We cut our tree ourselves too, it's such a fun tradition.
I love your old bulbs covered in glitter, I have a jar of burned out ones- think I may have to sparkle them up!
I like your Ball jar full of ornaments! What a great idea.
Love the little truck carrying the christmas tree!!!
My grandmother always had a cedar Christmas tree. :) Popping by from the Nester's party - Merry Christmas!
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