Hello and welcome to the Home For Christmas Blogger’s Link Party! My co-host Debra from Common Ground and I are so glad you are joining us! From now through Dec. 26th you can link up your favorite Christmas posts and holiday home tours! We can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to! Later this week we will both be featuring some of our favorite posts from the party so be sure to check back again or subscribe by email so you don’t miss out on all the holiday fun and inspiration!
Let’s hear it for Mrs. Claus (and Miss Claus, and Ms. Claus)! When it comes to Christmas let’s face it…Santa gets all the kudos, and cookies! We all know that Mrs. Claus is responsible behind the scenes for a successful Christmas each year, and she does a whole lot more than just bake cookies all day! She is a true unsung heroine of Christmas! After working on this post I have a whole new appreciation for Mrs. Claus, and I have decided that I simply must add more vintage Mrs. Clauses to my Christmas hoards collections!
Hello dear readers! I can’t believe a whole week has passed since I posted my Holiday Music Room Tour as part of It’s A Wonderful House Christmas home tours with 20 bloggers! After taking the tour I was inspired to do a little “round up” featuring my favorite photos and highlights from the tour. If you didn’t get a chance to take the tour, all the links are still live so you can visit any time.
Sing we now of Christmas, sing we here noel! Yes indeed, here at our home you will hear singing all through the holiday season! For a music teacher, vintage Christmas collector, and home decor blogger it is certainly the most wonderful (and busiest) time of the year! Today I will be sharing my music room for the It’s A Wonderful House Christmas home tours that I have joined with 19 other bloggers! If you have just come over from Slightly Coastal, I know you have already been treated to some amazing Christmas decor. A special thank you to Olivia at Reinvented Collection for hosting this tour and for all of the inspiration she provides on her beautiful blog too! I am also excited to be linking up this post for Jennifer Rizzo’s 2017 Holiday House Walk Link Party. There is truly so much inspiration in blog land right now. I hope you find this post inspiring too!
Our holiday home is always busy and bustling with the sounds of the season! At Christmas time we have many guests and visitors who are greeted at the front door with a shabby wooden treble clef “wreath” that is on display year round. I simply change the seasonal floral and greenery picks for the seasons. This year I have created a simple, wintry welcome with boxwood, blue juniper and eucalyptus.