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Welcome! I had so much fun with the recent Holiday Home Tour &  I thank you for your wonderful comments! 

One of the best things about today’s post? I’ve joined up with my blogging friends, and we are all sharing a Holiday Home project! Be sure to visit my blogging pals and check out all of the great projects {links are located at the end of this post}!   Thank you to Tiffany at The House Down The Lane for hosting this great blog hop!

I finally had a chance to decorate our front entry. Since we live in a   Townhouse I don’t have a huge space to decorate, but I truly feel    the front entry is the first impression of your home & who am I  kidding, I just like to decorate!  I love to use items as long as possible & many of these items can be used all Winter. First I wanted to show you the deco mesh wreath I made:

What I like about this wreath is I made it basically silver. I just added a few red bunches of mesh using twist ties. I hung The Dollar Tree sign the same way. After Christmas I simply remove the red & add a Let It Snow sign also from The Dollar Tree. Then, to take me through Valentines Day I’ll take that sign down add the red back & hang a Valentines Day sign. It really is a great way to keep costs down, but also, save on storage!   I like the sparkly garland I picked up after Christmas last year. I have battery                        
operated lights on the wreath.
I found the beautiful sled & the skates at two different yard sales, but on the same day! The sled was $5 & the skates $1! Remember how I like to use items as long as possible? The DIY Peace sign is black on the back & says Let It Snow! I made 4 double sided signs that cover every Holiday/Season. My main one says Welcome. 
     I love
 thrifting-some days I leave empty handed & some days I score! I think the hunt is the most fun. The adorable reindeer above? He was $2! Of course he didn’t look like that, but I gave him a couple coats of spray paint & he’s good as new. The metal-not plastic-urn? $5! 
I just shared how to make the little snowballs above-again, they can stay out all winter. 
I wrapped a few boxes with a plastic tablecloth for outside & added some grosgrain ribbon. 
Thank you so much for visiting! Don’t forget to stop by the bloggers shown below! You will not be disappointed! Happy Holidays! 
1. Casa Watkins ~ Winter Home Tour, Part 3
4. Karen’s Up On the Hill ~ Holiday Hallway and Holiday Homes Blog Hop
7. Creatively Homespun ~ A Vintage Christmas Dining Room
8. 2 Bees in a Pod ~ Guest Room Christmas Home Tour
10. Knock It Off Crafts ~ Holiday Homes Blog Hop: Festive Master
11. Vintage Paint and More ~ Christmas Home Tour 2015, Part 1
12. Inside the Fox Den ~ Candy Coated Living Room
13. Penny Love Projects ~ Holiday Home Tour
14. Made In a Day ~ Mini Holiday Decor Tour
15. Refashionably Late ~ Holiday Home Hop
17. Intelligent Domestications ~ Christmas Traditions Home Tour 2015
20. C’mon, Get Crafty ~ 2015 Holiday Homes Blog Hop

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Creatively Homespun

Tuesday 5th of January 2016

This Entry looks fab!!! I absolutely love that sled! It was so fun doing this hop... I'm so glad you were a part of it!! I'm getting so many new ideas for next year already! haha! xo!!

ourcraftymom

Tuesday 5th of January 2016

Thanks so much! I really enjoyed this blog hop. Have a great day!

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