Welcome to my Christmas Blog, A Debbie-Dabble Christmas!!
I am so happy you decided to stop by my Christmas Blog!!
The majority of my Christmas decorations are placed in the same room every year and I know that this is not what most Decorator's care for but to me, it like seeing old friends again when I decorate each year for Christmas as many of my decorations were gifts from family and friends...........
I do try to add a few new things and change up things a bit but for the most part, these decorations are part of my Christmas Traditions and bring back a lot of treasured memories.....
As always, click on each picture if you would like to enlarge it....
Today, I will be sharing the other half of my Dining Room decorated for Christmas in a pink, white and gold color theme....
In my last post, I shared the first half of my Dining Room decorated in a pink Victorian theme for Christmas.....
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Click HERE if you missed that post....
I want to Thank Bev, over at Eclectic Red Barn, for choosing my post, New Beverage Bar and Gingerbread Village in the Kitchen, Christmas Home Tour, 2022, as one of her features from last week's Thursday Favorite Things Link Party!!!!
Thanks again, Bev!!!
I also want to Thank Niki, over at Life as a Leo Wife, for choosing the same post, New Beverage Bar and Gingerbread Village in the Kitchen, Christmas Home Tour, 2022, as one of her features from last week's Crafty Creations Link Party!!!
Thanks so much, Niki!!!
And I want to Thank Mel, over at Decor Craft Design, for choosing my post, Winter Wonderland on a Tray, as one of her features from last week's Home Matters Link Party!!!
And finally, Thanks to ALL the hosts of the Funtastic Friday link Party for featuring my post, Winter Wonderland on a Tray, as the Most Viewed Post from last week's link party!!!!!
Donna and Staci over at Two Chicks and a Mom
Heidi over at Building Our Hive
Angela over at Simply Beautiful by Angela
We last left off here at the Hutch....
A "It's a Wonderful Life" sign with my Collection of Guardian Angel Plates.....
I do like to hang things on the window divider but because of the size of the Tree, I only hung a pink Angel and a plaque that I made....
A white tree skirt bought at a church flea market....
One of my Victorian dolls on a pedestal to the side....
A manger on the tree skirt....
To the right of the Tree....
Joe gifted me this wall clock that he bought at J.C. Penney's many years ago....
On a marble topped plant stand next to the Tree is another pink Old World Santa....
Another flea market find....
On the shelf, are 2 of a set of 3 Angels that were gifts and stars that were bought at Big Lot's last year....
In the corner by the Kitchen.....
The larger of 2 Curios in the Dining Room....
To the side of the Curio....
One of 2 white and gold Santa's that I have sits on this shelf....
On top of the Curio....
A gold glittered branch tree, a pink Angel and a white and gold Cardinal which was a gift....
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I added some pink ornaments and florals to the inside of the Curio....
To the left side of the Curio on a marble topped antique table is my Funeral Basket that I decorate for the different Holidays and Seasons....
For Christmas, it is decorated with white and pink florals.....
Department 56 Snow Babies displayed on the table...
Another one of my Victorian Dolls....
I treat the pass through to the Kitchen like a window since there is no window in the Dining Room
I hung drapes and curtains and even a piece of stained glass...
A wreath I made hangs at the top of the "window"!
I bought the Angel candle holders in Salvation Army many years ago....
A pink putz house ornament along with a Victorian style figurine....
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A vintage crystal compote bowl filled with ornaments and berry picks....
This set of 3 figurines were gifted to me by my friend Anne Marie....
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I also decorated the chandy!!
With chandy ornaments!!!
And also pink glittered stars and balls....
The table is set very simply as we eat dinner here every single day....
I have had this table cloth for over 25 years.....
And the gold vinyl poinsettia place mats are also close to that age.....
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I made a simple centerpiece for the table using a charger plate, a Dollar Tree vase and cemetery candle and a small wreath....
I used to make these to sell at Craft Fairs but I glued the vase to the charger plate which I did not do for myself because it is easier to store when not glued together.....
You can change the wreath for different Holidays.....
I hope you enjoyed seeing the style that I love, especially at Christmas....
It took me 3 days to decorate the Dining Room
Tree Count
Tree # 15
Only 2 more rooms left on my annual Christmas Home Tour!!!
On TUESDAY, we will move into the Living Room for a traditional red and green Christmas....
I will be sharing half of the Living Room in Tuesday's post including the main Tree and Village....
Stay safe, healthy and most of all, HAPPY!!
Thanks to those who took the time out of their busy day to spend a little bit of time with me!!
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So lovely. I love the stories behind all your pieces and the memories you share. Your dining room is just so elegant (and pink, my favorite color). I am really appreciating your decorating schedule and I am going to draw one up for next year. Our Christmas will be on Dec 17 so I can accommodate all the schedules and I am frazzled in a frenzy. I have done something to both my back and my knee which is just making life more frazzled and frenzied. Something has to change.
ReplyDeleteEverything is just so gorgeous, Debbie! Love the colors and all your lovely decorations! So sorry you were exposed again to Covid. We've been very fortunate here in the last 3 years to not have been exposed. Hope you & your family continue to test negative. We had some sleet here this morning but no snow since we are a bit south from you. Can't wait to see your snowy outside decorations! Enjoy & Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteYour room looks so elegant and festive, Deb. You have such a lovely ornament collection and I adore your Old World Santas. Your buffet is like a winter wonderland dressed in whites. Your attention to detail is spot on. Looking forward to the rest of the tour in upcoming posts. Have a very lovely week. Happy decorating. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThe Victorian tree is really pretty, reminds me of a tree my grandmother would have. She loved the Victorian look! Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 93. Shared.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS Debbie! Your post is FEATURED at the Unlimited Link Party 94!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie! I love your Victorian Santa and pretty poinsettia tablecloth! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThe pink and gold hues in your decorations complement each other so well! The tree is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this post in the Talent-Sharing Tuesdays Link-Up 45.
ReplyDeleteCarol
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