I'm again joining in on The Nester's Christmas home tour. Most of my Christmas decorations are exactly the same as last year. But there is an accumulation of small changes.
A birch bark snowflake:
A floppy scrap fabric mitten basket:
Stars that I cut out with a scroll saw and let the children paint:
A new used tree skirt:
A tree/star/angel shape in frost on the window:
A simple sign:
Using paper snowflakes as doilies:
With a flower made of t-shirt scraps:
In place of a mantel, crocheted wire, which is still displaying some birthday party decorations:
Items from our homemade Advent calendar:
A floppy scrap fabric mitten basket:
Stars that I cut out with a scroll saw and let the children paint:
A new used tree skirt:
A tree/star/angel shape in frost on the window:
A simple sign:
Using paper snowflakes as doilies:
With a flower made of t-shirt scraps:
In place of a mantel, crocheted wire, which is still displaying some birthday party decorations:
Items from our homemade Advent calendar:
Merry Christmas!
I love how even small changes can breathe new life into your holiday decor! That birch bark snowflake sounds so charming and rustic—perfect for adding a cozy, natural touch. It's inspiring to see how you create such a warm and festive atmosphere on a shoestring budget. Little details like that really show how creativity shines brighter than any price tag. Can't wait to see the rest of your Christmas home tour!
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