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Decor To Adore The Best of 2017

DIY· Projects

The Best Posts of 2017

These past two weeks I have been in the process of going through every single post ever written for Decor To Adore. I am fixing broken links, etc. It is a daunting task to be sure. (So far I have only completed posts written in 2008 and 2009.) But it has also been a fun rediscovery. I realized that I have participated in Southern Hospitality's "Best of" party every single year. This year is no exception. I bring you The Best Posts of 2017. The Best Posts of 2017 This year I have opted to ... View the Post

12.28.17

A Long Winters Nap

Bliss

A Long Winters Nap

Christmas is still 10 days away. I could choose to fill the time any number of ways, to include working away on a few new posts. Instead, I have decided to take A Long Winters Nap. A Long Winters Nap Today is the last day of school for Sweet Boy. Christmas vacation is set to begin at 3:45 this afternoon. Our family has plans to bake, look at Christmas lights, drink cocoa, watch movies and keep cozy. I will spend lovely bits of time catching up on my reading, working on new projects ... View the Post

12.15.17

Queen Elizabeth Christmas tree

Holiday· Home Tour· Royal Family

A Christmas Tree For Queen Elizabeth

In the past few weeks, the British royal family has enjoyed a few notable moments. To celebrate Sweet Guy and I decided to do a bit of decorating in their honor. So we bring you A Christmas Tree For Queen Elizabeth. More goodness to come further down in the post. The Queen and Prince Philip recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on November the 20th. The couple is noted as having the longest royal marriage in history. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip in 1947. Queen ... View the Post

12.11.17

Dickens Cloak and Bonnet

Design· DIY· Fashion· Projects

A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20

Thank you for all of your lovely comments on my Dickens Christmas Home Tour. Today I have more Dickensian delights with how to create A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20. Create A Dickens Cloak and Bonnet for Under $20 Mr. Decor and I had plans to attend last weekends  Dickens on the Strand festival in Galveston. A few months were spent at the sewing machine creating our various costumes. It is sad to report but I was involved in a car accident and we were unable to attend. I am very ... View the Post

12.08.17

Dickens Holiday Home Tour 2017

Holiday· Home Tour

An Old Fashioned Christmas Home Tour

Today, I’m joining my dear friend Marty from A Stroll Through Life for her wonderful Christmas home tours. For those of you coming over from Our Southern Home, welcome! Don't you just adore Christy's fabulous Christmas home? If you are visiting for the first time, I am so glad you are here!  Today I will be sharing An Old Fashioned Christmas Home Tour of Storybook Cottage.   An Old Fashioned Christmas Home Tour In the entry, living, and dining areas this year's ... View the Post

12.06.17

Decor To Adore All Is Calm Bedroom Kissing Angels

DIY· Holiday· Home Tour

All Is Calm and Cozy Bedroom

Hello, dear friends and welcome to the Storybook Cottage All Is Calm and Cozy Bedroom. Since October I have been working 12 hours days and truly needed a calm and quiet space to retreat to. All Is Calm Cozy Bedroom At my end of the bed is a sweet stocking from Christmas past made from a vintage pillowcase. It nestles against the pom-pom garland that I was thankfully able to repair after our new doxie, Gracie, tore it to shreds. On my nightstand is a sweet ceramic angel that ... View the Post

12.04.17

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Hi, I’m Laura Ingalls Gunn

Welcome to Decor To Adore! I love flea markets, tea parties, classic literature and dachshunds.

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