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I hope that all of you enjoyed a wonderful Christmas and that you are looking forward to a happy new year! I definitely enjoyed checking out the holiday projects that you linked up last week. Thanks to everyone who shared their festive projects and recipes with us. Here are a few that caught my eye:
This peppermint bark from Chippa Sunshine looks delish. The photography made me drool, too.
From New House to Home shared their screen porch all dressed up for Christmas. It’s lovely.
The Christmas mantel at Two Oh Two Seven is different and striking. I especially like the paper poinsettias.
Just Dip It In Chocolate shared the memorable garland she made for her stair railing. Wow!
Here’s a yummy recipe that is well fitted for holiday gatherings from What Does She Do All Day.
Creative Juices Decor shared a couple projects with us that I’ve just got to try:
Gingerbread Playdough…
….and Icy Candle Holders.
Simply Organized has been taking pictures of holiday decor around her southern neighborhood, and is letting the rest of us enjoy what she’s been seeing. Love this peek at Christmas in the South!
You may have already noticed, but there have been some pretty memorable holiday home tours offered by other bloggers, this year. Maybe because we’re living in a bit of a construction zone right now, I’ve been living vicariously through all of these home tours. I love Christmas decorating, and it’s so fun to see how other people are making their homes look festive. It’s really memorable to see how people can use similar elements–glass ball ornaments, pine boughs, ribbons, etc.–and come up with completely fresh interpretations of Christmas decor. Anyway, just thought I’d share links with you to some of my go-to 2012 holiday home tours. Enjoy!
Centsational Girl
It’s Overflowing
Creatively Living
Jennifer Rizzo
The Lily Pad Cottage
Moments with My Miracles
Family Bees
Fieldstone Hill
Meaningful Spaces
Featured picture from Better Homes & Gardens
