just a little wonky steeple.
I love these guys, he looks like he has on a "stache", te he.
Print of a church from England from an old book plate.
I hope they're not head butting!
Most of my little churches are old, but a few are new, and then some are made to hold candles inside. Pretty much a mish mash, but I love them.
This print from the 40's makes me long for the more simpler times in life; bundled up, walking to the country church.
Looks like my helper is fancying a little "Christmas Goose"!
Joining in for these parties this week:
Wow Us Wednesdays at Savvy Southern Style
Blissful Whites at Timewashed
Primp
Treasure Hunt Thursday at From My Front Porch to Yours
TTT at Stone Gable
Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Simple and Sweet at Rooted in Thyme
French Country Cottage
Shabby Art Boutique
Jennifer Rizzo
The Charm of Home
Debbie's Pin Party
It's Overflowing
Primp
Treasure Hunt Thursday at From My Front Porch to Yours
TTT at Stone Gable
Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Simple and Sweet at Rooted in Thyme
French Country Cottage
Shabby Art Boutique
Jennifer Rizzo
The Charm of Home
Debbie's Pin Party
It's Overflowing
Hope you're having a peaceful week before Christmas,
sending lots of hugs your way,
xoxo,
Debra love all of your sweet little Churches displayed!
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Anne
Debra, your holiday cupboard is beautiful! I absolutely love your churches and how they have pops of color here and there. You've styled it wonderfully ... glad the churches made their way out again! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteDebra, so many sweet and charming things. I love the deer and the churches-wonky steeples and all!
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the cabinet looks so charming, debra:) wishing you a wonderful christmas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the display and your cute little furry baby watching over it.
Your photos look so professional. I am sure Pinterest is bursting with CG/Debra images!
xoxox
A
Debra, it is all so charming. I love all the bottle brush trees and the churches. You made your hutch into eye candy for sure!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet village houses! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteI've been waiting for your holiday cupboard Debra, and it is just beautiful!... love your little helper too!... Tessy has her nose into everything as well!... your churches are all so pretty and I absolutely love the old print from the 40's... simpler times... my favorite era... much love, xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas cupboard is just beautiful. Love it all. I really like the white suitcases. It is just a sight to behold!!
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Debra, your sweet little churches are so pretty! Love the cupboard decor!
ReplyDeleteDebra, Your cabinet looks beautiful decorated for Christmas. Love the cute little chuches.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful decorating ideas! I love your little churches! I'm so excited now to make my own little display :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous hutch, Debra! I am in love with all of your beautiful churches. And the deer are so sweet! I also really love your framed vintage church prints. Such a pretty vignette you have created!
ReplyDeleteI have that same little glitter church with the wonky steeple...minus the steeple! The steeple must have been lost somewhere throughout the years at grandma's house, or maybe she acquired it w/o the steeple. I love those vintage little houses at Christmas. They remind me of when I used to rearrange her Christmas village all the time.
ReplyDeleteDebra...what Blogger feature do you use to switch the rotating photos in your header?
Oh I love the cupboard decorated like that! Your churches are lovely - so fun for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Your cupboard all dressed up for the Holidays is must see!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty hutch. It looks wonderful with all your Christmas treasures. Such a fabulous vintage flavor too!
ReplyDeleteAll these Christmas treasures of yours are simply wonderful! The image of people walking to the country church, snow falling and bells ringing warms my heart and nourishes my spirit. Thank you for your kindness and nice words to me.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours a truly magical Christmas!
A beautiful 'white delight' Debra. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteI'm so very happy you decided to go take this route this year. I very much enjoyed looking at your adorable churches and deer. Glitter houses and deer are just two of my favorite things this time of year.
ReplyDeleteDebra,
ReplyDeletePrecious!!!
I, too, wish for simpler times. . .when families made their way to Church together!!! Thank you for this gorgeous Christmas cabinet...a precious, subtle reminder of the true Reason for the Season!!!
Fondly,
Pat
So lovely winter atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteYour old prints are the perfect backdrop for your collection of churches in your wonderful old cupboard. I'm asking Santa to bring me one just like it!
ReplyDeletesoooooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your cupboard all decorated for Christmas. The collection of churches is a wonderful idea. I've just recently spotted a vintage church and couldn't think of
ReplyDeletehow to work it into my decorations. Guess I needed lots more!
Debra your little churches are so pretty. I'm loving all the little touches that make your vignettes so special. Wow.
ReplyDeleteLeslie (Gwen Moss)
Debra, such a pretty display! And I LOVE your white suitcases! :)
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Pools Debra I left you a comment on your pillow junkie post how did that happen, so if you see me comment on this posting over there you will figure it out.
ReplyDeleteThank you Debra for gracing your beauty over at my place. I also sent you an email again ooop's it was on my daughters email address Hannah so no fear open it, a wealth of info for your husband.
It's beautifully white here.
Xox
White Christmas to you
Doré
** I meant to say oooop's not pools. Ok I am off the ipad it's correcting my way to crazy and directing me in crazy directions :)
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Dore
Debra,
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh love that cabinet and love your holiday display. So cute all of it. Merry Christmas dear blog friend.
Kris
Beautiful...Merry Christmas Debra to you and yours.....blessings
ReplyDeleteI adore your little Putz churches. You have them arranged so beautifully in your white cupboard. I found a couple of new Putz churches last year and have seen a few more this year. Don't know if I'll spring for another one or not -- I do think they are so precious. I'm so glad you brought them back into your decor again this year.
ReplyDeleteI've been building a village of chipboard houses and churches for my daughter over a number of years. It's always delightful when she brings them out and builds her little town for the Christmas season. I'm excited to share your beautiful display with her. Thank you for inviting us for a peak. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteDebra, so many beautiful little touches...i love how you have converted the hutch for the village...so pretty...xo
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet, I love all of the little houses, they bring back a lot of childhood memories for me. My mom collects them and it was one of my favorite things to put up each year as a kid. Thank you for sharing with us, wishing you a very Merry Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteI love your Christmas cupboard idea! It's beautiful and I am going to do this next year in mine! Thanks for the inspiration.
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jeanne
Your cupboard always looks so festive! Have a blessed Christmas!
ReplyDeleteDebra,
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that the little churches found their place in your cupboard. They are precious! The deer are wonderful too. I love it all decked out in white with just a touch of color here and there.
Thanks for sharing with Share Your Cup.
Hugs, and have a very Merry Christmas!
Jann
Everything looks so beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! I didn't know anyone else collected churches. My daddy was a Pastor, so I'm collecting churches in his memory. I grew up in church and loved it. Was also my daddy's piano player. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Debra, hope you had a wonderful Christmas! I am featuring you at Share Your Cup today.
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Jann
Lovely photos and ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love your Christmas cupboard! If you have a minute, come on over and link it up at the Everyday Vintage party at Helene's Legacy. Your style is the perfect fit :)
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Thanks,
Lisa