I have a love of White & Linen, but I also
love the Colonial Early American look
Rich in History and Charm
Olde Homes, Olde Souls,
The patina of on olde house
When I acquire an old piece, I can't help
but wonder, who owned it, how they used it, how
they acquired it.
If it was part of their family history
I always feel that the piece doesn't truly
belong to me,
it is on loan to me, unil it is passed
on to the next olde soul
Doorways decorated as they were in eary times
Using only items found in the woods
A table setting with fruits and fresh pine
and a Pineapple
Look at the clay pot filled with pine and a little bird
Steal this idea ~ Love it
Adding fresh pine and pinecones, some packages wrapped in
brown kraft paper, tied with ribbon, more pine
around an antique picture and you have
yourself some instant Christmas Cheer
Add some homemade ginerbread men
Smaller pine tree on top of an old table
Old baskets filled with Christmas packages
Long Johns hung on a cupboard with winter stockings,
and some pine and another great decorating idea
Homemade Pine & Pincone swag over the door
Love the old shutters
Spell Merry Christmas using
round tags bought at an office supply store
Age them first, stamp them with small stamps
punch a hole in them, swag them
Love it
Christmas by the Hearth
Quince slices dried and hung on a window
Tree decorated with red and white garland and little silver stars
A beautiful bedroom sparsly decorated
for Christmas
Wishing you happy decorating
I hope your home at the holidays
is everything you dream it could be
Pictures belong to the Internet
thank you
Blessings ~ Cheryl
i adore every single photo selection!!! this looks like Christmas to me! thank you so much for this post!
ReplyDeleteTotally love these photos. I have a friend who lives in a salt box house and decorates in this early style. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing so money warm, homey and lovely Christmas ideas for decorating....
I'm in the process of decorating. and plan on borrowing some ideas.
Hope you're staying warm....
Love your post today. Great festive pictures! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete~Debra
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What beautiful decor. I love things old too. We built a house 10 yrs ago in a historical part of the city. From the outside it fits right in with all the old homes in the neighborhood. It makes me happy when people ask if this is an old home we restored. No but it looks like it.
ReplyDeleteThe long johns made me smile - what a clever idea with a tweak of humor - sometimes we're so harried with our schedules we forget to have fun - I'm working on it - thanks for reminding me! Jennifer
ReplyDeleteYou always have the best photos! I LOVE that little Merry Christmas garland on the white fireplace. I just may have to make myself one of those for next year! ~mary~
ReplyDeleteLovely decorating. It's so simple but nice.
ReplyDeleteI found you at Kathleen's Faded Charm :+)
~ Franny