Happy New Year, and welcome to Thursday Favorite Things! I am thrilled to celebrate my FIFTH year co-hosting this fabulous weekly link party for bloggers and blog readers with Katherine of Katherine’s Corner and a fantastic group of bloggers!
Happy Monday and welcome to the 178th All About Home Link Party! How is your January going so far? I it has been unseasonably warm here so I have to say it’s hard not to think of spring, but we all know there’s plenty of winter weather left to endure! At least there are plenty of beautiful ideas here at the party for keeping our homes warm, beautiful and cozy until spring. For now, I am so glad you have stopped by to party with us and celebrating the beauty of winter here.
Merry Christmas Eve dear friends! I am just quickly hopping on the blog to share a post with some photos of our dining room in the evening and at night with twinkling christmas lights and candles, while focusing on the true meaning of Christmas. I invite you to celebrate the birth of Jesus with me…the light of the world. Oh come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord!
Christmas
Simple and Elegant Christmas Candle Wreath Centerpiece with Fruits, Nuts and Cinnamon Sticks
Create a simple and elegant, old world inspired Christmas candle ring centerpiece using greenery, fresh and dried fruits, nuts and cinnamon sticks.
Christmas is just days away, but there’s still time to do a little holiday decorating to enjoy throughout Christmas and New Year’s Day. Today some blogging friends and I are getting together to share some last minute ideas and inspiration for the holidays.
Merry Christmas friends! School is out and I am just now really getting to enjoy the holiday season. One way I try to get the most out of the season is to really take time to sit down and enjoy all of my Christmas and holiday magazines I have amassed over the years as well as my Pinterest boards. As I have been doing that I have started to notice that the style I pin the most and the holiday photos I am really drawn to overwhelmingly lean toward vintage-traditional Christmas.
Tour a (Very) Merry and Bright 1920’s Christmas Kitchen Inspired by Greenery, Seasonal Fruits, and Vintage-Traditional Christmas Treasures
Merry Christmas everyone and welcome!!!! I’m super excited to be joining 35 talented bloggers this week for the annual “Bloggers’ Best Home Tours” hosted by my sweet friend Kelly of The Tattered Pew. You will find links to each amazing tour at the end of my post. If you are coming over from My Family Thyme or if you are just visiting today, I am so happy to have you “home for the holidays!” *This post contains affiliate links!”
Embrace the warmth of hearth and home during the long winter months with cozy winter decor!
Welcome to a fun winter blog hop where my blogging friends and I are sharing how we are “Keeping it Cozy” in our homes during the long, cold months of winter. You will find many other creative ways to keep it cozy this winter by visiting all the lovely hop participant’s posts at the end of this post.