Tuesday Turn About #77 Unique Christmas Decor
Today we start really ramping up for Christmas with Tuesday Turn About #77 Unique Christmas Decor.
TUESDAY TURN ABOUT #77 Unique Christmas Decor
Last week we celebrated seasonal fragrances!
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. Can you even BELIEVE it is December?!
Happy-beginning-of-the-Christmas-season y’all!
My Wee Abode is all decked-out in frosty mint garb for the Christmas season AND for the Bloggers’ Best Holiday Home Tour that started yesterday! Tomorrow, it’s MWA’s turn! I hope you’ll join us and be inspired by six different and lovely bloggers each day this week!
Now, let’s start off December with some unique Christmas decor that was shared this past week at TTA! And remember…
Before we take a look at this week’s features, here’s a couple of tips!
Weekly Household Tip
‘Tis the season for potato side dishes, of all kinds! Can I get a “yum”?!
If you want to peel and prep your potatoes the night before, you go right ahead. To keep them from going ‘brown’, just put them in a bowl and cover them with water. Make sure your spuds are completely immersed, or you’ll get some ugly brown spots (but you can always cut the spots off). Drain your potatoes when you’re ready to cook them, and you’re all set.
Weekly Blogging Tip
This has been said before, and I’m sure it will be said again. One of the priorities when writing our blogs should be a great user experience. This is especially true with our photos and content.
One way we can improve the readability of our blogs is to enlarge our fonts. According to Google, 16pt to 18pt font size is most pleasant to the eye, and easiest for a follower to read. If you want to rank higher with your readers AND Google, check out your fonts, and give them a quick makeover.
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Goings-On With Your Hostesses
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Add a Winter Crate to a Tiny Entryway | DIY Coastal Farmhouse Winter Wreath
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Christmas In The Kitchen And Family Room | Bourbon Candied Pecans Recipe
Bluesky At Home
3 Ways to Style a Box for Christmas| Tips for Decorating for Christmas after Thanksgiving
This Week’s Features:
Heavy Metal Christmas Tree
Well, it’s not REALLY heavy metal, but Unique Creations by Anita is sharing her steampunk version of a Christmas tree! Talk about unique Christmas decor! I found the post SUPER interesting to read and to learn how to create this cool Christmas tree!
Super Easy Fabric Ornament
This quilted ornament from Pam at An Artful Mom is so easy to make, even a child can do it! Try making these with quilt squares from your local fabric store. Your kids will LOVE picking out their fave colors and creating lovely ornaments for your tree!
Framed Christmas Silhouettes
If you don’t own a cutting machine, like a Cricut or Silhouette, you may want to put one on your wish list! Amy at Health, Home and Heart is showing us how to make these lovely and unique Nativity artwork pieces using her Cricut and some sheet music!
Check out our Tuesday Turn About Link Party Pinterest board! All featured posts are pinned to this board each week, IF you have a pinnable image!
Now It’s Your Turn! Link Away!
Let’s start sharing! Because this is a party, we encourage all who link up to visit several other bloggers who have linked as well – comments and pins are a great way to spread the love!
Before you get started, take a look at our guidelines:
- This party is for home decor and home-related posts only (recipes, organizing, DIY, crafts, etc.). Link up to 3 related posts. Please do not link up informational posts that do not relate to the topic.
- If you would please not link up shops, advertising, round-ups, other link parties, or any posts promoting sales, we would appreciate it.
- DO NOT PIN FROM IMAGES ON THIS PAGE (it just won’t work right on Pinterest). However, please visit the original post/source and pin from there. That works perfectly!
- Please make sure that your images are in a jpeg or png format. If we can’t save your image, we may not be able to feature you. So sad!
- By linking to the party, you give us permission to share your projects on our blogs and social media. We will always give proper credit with a no-pin image.
It’s always a blessing to click through and visit every site each week! We are so happy to see each of your here, and look forward to this week’s inspiration for bloggers and readers alike!
Thank your for the great feature on my steampunk Christmas tree. I really do appreciate the great shout out. Xxx
Of course! I think it is quite amazing!
Thank you very much for hosting this lovely party every week.
Naush
Always fun to have you here, Naush.
Thanks so much for featuring my sheet music art! I was so excited to see it! And that heavy metal Christmas tree is amazing. Thank you for hosting every week. I hope you had a wonderful holiday!
Of course, Amy! Your post and project is lovely!
This is what I featured the week of 11-23 to 11-27-2020 on my blog. On Tuesday were Apple Corn Muffins. Wednesday was Applesauce Fruit Cake. Thursday was Andes Mint Christmas Bark. Winding up the week was No Bake Strawberry Cheesecake with Oreo Crust. Enjoy!
Gotta love Oreo crust!
um yeh, I learned the peeled potato tip the hard way as a young wife and cook one holiday. I’m loving all the great Christmas inspiration. Thanks so much for hosting, Julie!
Oh no, Debra! I can see it now! So good to have you here!
Thanks for hosting the party each week! Happy December
Happy December, Sandra!
Thanks so much for taking the time to host each week!! It is greatly appreciated!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Deb
This is your fave time of year, isn’t it, Debbie! So fun seeing your home!
Thanks so much for hosting Julie! Love all your mint decor. Absolutely gorgeous! Will you still be coming to Colorado over the holidays?
Hi, Denise! Thank you, and, Lord-willing, yes… I’ll be in the Littleton area. I believe we are planning to be there one way or another! Are you in CO? DM or PM me!
Thank you so much for hosting, Julie! Have a wonderful and blessed week. xo, Mary Beth
So blessed to have you back… you were missed!
Thanks for hosting – always lovely to link up here with you Julie. Love your blogger tip this week too!
We always love having you, Jayne… Those cookies are amazing!
Cool features! Thanks for hosting!
Thanks, Amber!
Thanks for hosting, Julie, and enjoying all the holiday links posted here.
We always are blessed to have you with us, Marie!
I’m happy to have things settled down enough that I can begin to join in some parties again! It’s always a treat to see the inspiration being shared. Thanks for hosting, Julie and I hope the holiday season is off to a wonderful start for you.
SO happy to have you back, Beverly… you really have no idea! Hugs, dear friend. (I’m going through similar things now, as well. =/)
Thanks so much for the fabulous tips and for hosting each week, Julie, I can’t wait to dive into all this holiday inspiration. Hugs, CoCo
So glad to have you here each week, CoCo… truly!
I love frosty mint decor for Christmas decor. Thanks for the party.
Thank you, Amy! And thanks for linking up!
Thanks so much for featuring my simple ornament, Julie!! I appreciate it so much!
Another great week – another great tip! I’m going to go look at my fonts right now! 🙂 Thanks so much for hosting, Julie, and Happy December!
I’m so glad the tips are helpful to you, Barbara… truly! We need to chat soon! 🙂
Love to come to your party! It is chock full of good ideas and tips! Enjoyed your features and really enjoyed your Christmas tour! You have such a lovely home! Hope you have a wonderful holiday season, Julie!
Hugs,
Tee @ Teediddlydee.com
Thank you, Tee! Appreciate you so much for joining us!
Julie, thank you so much for mentioning that bloggers should use a larger font. After having retina surgery a few years ago, I find it almost impossible to read some of the smaller print. I have also encountered a few bloggers using a gray colored font rather than black and that doesn’t give much contrast on the white page. Love your sense of humor and your loft decorating.
Of course, Mary. I actually do use a dark gray color. Do you find it difficult to read? (Glad I can make you giggle! That comment made my day!)
Your gray font is fine. There is one blogger who uses a light gray small font that really makes it hard to read. Thank your for your concern. Have a great day!
Oh, I’m glad! Thanks for letting me know, Mary!