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| I counted. I could fit most of my village houses on this tree |
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| Most of us could do this in a heartbeat, right? |
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| Can you imagine walking along this peaceful street? |
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| le sigh - vintage Shiny Brite ornaments |
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| such a lovely tree |
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| love this door and porch |
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| Looks like a Victorian Christmas scene |
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| I have a collection of these Santa mugs too |
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| love this tree! where would I put it? |
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| I can see these on my Victorian tree |
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| so pretty |
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| Connie Cooper's tree |
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| My metal sculpture tree is up all year round, but it is decorated at Easter and Christmas |
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| 2015 Elli with their tree |
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| who wouldn't want to take this little tree home? |
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| ready for guests |
Love them all!! It's my favorite time of the year.
ReplyDeleteWow, all of these are wonderful decorations.
ReplyDeleteI love all these Christmas pictures! I would love to walk down that peaceful street myself. It reminds me of a street in "It's A Wonderful Life" Christmas movie. And, I really love the tree with the villages. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCheryl, I want to thank you for doing the Christmas tree tour! I love seeing the different types of trees and decorations :) I wasn't pleased with my tree this year and I have gotten a lot of inspiration from your posts that I can use for next year. I've also enjoyed hearing from the different authors about their Christmas traditions and latest books. Got a few on my reading list now.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna! That's great to hear. I have been known in the past to take the decorations off and start over. I once bought a new tree and put it up and completely decorated it AFTER Christmas! I'm crazy like that. I adore seeing everyone's trees. Hope you found a few authors to try. xoxo
DeleteI love the book tree, though it wouldn't stay like that for long in my house!
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