This holidays walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
It’s been fun taking a peek into other homes this month to see how they decorate and celebrate Christmas and other December holidays. Just in case you missed them, you can click over to see holiday mantels and Christmas trees. Today, I want to share some options I’ve found for making memories with your loved ones by having Christmas traditions. I’ve found some unique options that anyone can use to put a little merry back into Christmas or to refocus on the true reason for the season.
Also, I’d like to invite you to linkup your holiday projects, today. I’d love it if you’d share the things you’ve been working on recently that are bringing Christmas cheer into your home. Seasonal decor and vignettes, Christmas trees, mantels, handmade ornaments, gift options, yummy recipes, crafts for kids, and more are the kinds of things I’d love for you to share with all of us. You’ll find the linky button at the end of this post. You can link up from now until Christmas day, and I’ll feature links that caught my eye next week. Here’s a button you can grab for your blog or pin to Pinterest to encourage others to join in, too:
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Before you link up, here are some Christmas traditions that look pretty special.
Displaying Christmas Cards at 71 Toes
Santa’s Special Key at Parenting (great for families without fireplaces)
Melting Snowman Cookies at Smashed Peas and Carrots
Holiday Hot Cocoa Bar at Connecting Family & Seoul
Christmas Crackers at Martha Stewart
go-to Things Party at Sunnyside Up
Christmas Can at Dollar Store Mom (great way to make family memories)
Holiday Plans List at Eighteen25
{Featured pictures and button picture from Better Homes & Gardens}
