Once in a while I have a post that stands the test of time and I like to share it again. After 12 years this little New Year's Tree still feels relevant and lovely in photos and sentiment. Thinking back 12 years ago, it's a new group of friends and bloggers, now. So I hope you'll enjoy taking a peek at this small nostalgic moment in time to reflect on the New Year.
(please excuse the older camera version)
"I like to change things out after Christmas. I enjoy the Christmas decor while it's up, but then after Christmas, I like to put things away and return to a "winter" theme in my decor. One thing I've really loved is my New Year's Tree, that I put together a few years ago. I still wanted some sparkle and whimsy after putting away the Christmas things, and so my little tree was conceived. Stark pewter branches are bejeweled with glitter snowflakes, tiny bells, antique pocket watch faces, blue miniature Shiny Brites, and little doves. It became my way to usher in the New Year with prayers for peace, joy, and God's blessing."
I you'd like to see the original post from December 2009,
with my thoughts on spending our Time,
then just Click Here
Thank you all, for your sweet friendships.
What a blessing you all are in my life.
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All About Home at Common Ground and Follow the Yellow Brick Home
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Centerpiece Wednesday at Karin's Kottage
Centerpiece Wednesday at Karin's Kottage
Vintage Charm at Our Hopeful Home,
Thursday Favorite Things at Follow the Yellow Brick Home,
Create, Bake, and Grow at Shabby Art Boutique,
Farmhouse Friday at The Painted Hinge
This is a total treasure! I hadn't seen this before so I'm glad you shared it again! Have a wonderful new year!
ReplyDeleteDebra that tree is just adorable. What a cute idea. Hope you have a very nice New Years Eve. Let's pray for a healthier and happier new year. I am so ready for this Covid to be gone. It has messed up our lives long enough. Take care and Happy New Year. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow, 2009! That tree is still adorable now, and the photo quality exceptional! Happy New Year, Debra.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, I love it! Happy New Year Debra!
ReplyDeleteJenna
I transition my big Christmas tree from Christmas to hearts and love thru Valentine's but I love the idea of a new year's tree! Visiting you from the wonderful wednesday link up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tradition! Your New Year's tree is so pretty and festive! Happy New Year to you! Donna
ReplyDeleteDebra, this is so lovely! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
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