Take ahold of my hand as we travel back in time …
for I am the Ghost of Christmas Past.
I’m here to take you back over the last five years to see all of Kelly’s Christmas house tours.
Be not afraid …
2015 Christmas Home Tour – a little red car in a forrest of trees
2014 Christmas Home Tour – antique wooden stocking stretchers are mercury glass
2013 Christmas Home Tour – an old piece of decking gets a makeover
2012 Christmas Home Tour – my favorite white twig wreath from HomeGoods makes an appearance again
2011 Christmas Home Tour – an old crib spring and colorful stockings
A merry Christmas to all – God bless us everyone!
Need Christmas gift ideas …
and …
Christmas Home Decor Under $20
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Enjoyed each and every year Kelly!!….Hmm I have to say those stocking forms are my fav…and any pic with Sushi in it!….Have a Merry Day!!
Thanks Shirley – Sushi wishes you a very merry too!
Adorable! Great job! Merry Christmas!
Love all your different stockings so cute,your house is a wonderland of Christmas and Sushi is a very good helper. Have a very merry day.
My favorite is the one with the cut your own Christmas Tree sign~ Love it!
There all beautiful. I don’t know which one I like best because I like the way you deck the halls any way. You have great taste and there nothing I don’t like. I wish I had a fire place but I do enjoy yours. Thank you for inviting me to your house. Happy Holidays
Mary
Thanks so much Mary! I do love my fireplace and mantel. You can always make a fantel (a faux mantel). A shelf to display your favorites!
Love all of them. I wish I had a mantle- they are fun to decorate!
Thanks Renee – there is always a fantel (faux mantel). We can make one!
Love the designs!
This sure was fun! Thank you for sharing all the ideas. I have 3 crocks out in my patio, and you just inspired me to bring one in at Christmas and fill with pine greenery…so simple, but never thought of that idea. Wonderful!
So glad you were inspired Jamie! I love using everyday items spruced up for Christmas!