More Christmas Decorations

Hello, Friends!

I’ve taken a few more photos of the Christmas decorations on the main floor of the house. This part is pretty much finished, I think!

This corner is one side of the fireplace.

I moved the gossip stand to that side and placed a quilt over it. The Santa gourd was painted by a neighbor in Florida many years ago.

And I made the snowman wearing the navy scarf when my son was in kindergarten.  He is now 33...you can do the math...it hurts my heart!

On the opposite side of the room from the snowman corner, is the tiered shelving unit my Mom got me for Christmas last year.

The dining table is missing charger plates. I'm telling you...we are missing so many things from the move. Everything from kitchen items to craft projects. I can't imagine how this happens.

This piece of furniture is the bottom of my china cabinet and is where I display a nativity scene and other Lenox items. The top of the cabinet is wrapped in quilted blankets and stored in the garage. We do not have enough wall space (lots of windows, though!) to assemble it. I'm thinking of moving it downstairs where there is plenty of space. But then I think about it, wouldn't it be strange to have it separate from the dining set?

Between the fireplace and the dining room is all about Santa Claus.

My husband found this sleigh on one of our antiquing trips. It isn't really antique but it fits the decor.

On the opposite side of the kitchen from the Hoosier cabinet is a sideboard that I've attempted to decorate with prim items.

My favorite store in town has the cutest snowmen. I've collected a few over the last couple of years.

This is my latest acquisition. This fella is wearing a tuxedo coat...super cute!

That is all I have to share today. I will continue to post holiday decorations over the next week or so...more for my own record, but I hope you get some enjoyment from them as well.

Wednesday will be Witching Hour Wednesday where I will share stitchers' progress from the SAL. I hope you will return then.

Enjoy your day!