I like to add a little sparkle to my Thanksgiving decor, so I put a "holiday" tree on each side of the buffet. That's right...a holiday tree, Thanksmas tree, or fall tree,,,,what ever you want to call it! But, it's too early to call it a Christmas tree, right?
It will be so easy to decorate these trees for Christmas ...the day after Thanksgiving!
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Here is my Fall tree last year.....
and here is the link to that post
http://penny-pennystreasures.blogspot.com/2012/11/owls-are-nesting-in-fall-tree.html |
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Very Pretty, Penny! I wish I had room for trees like those in the house but no such luck. I do love the Holiday but I do look forward to the day when I can enjoy them and not have to worry about working the Eve or the Day of Every holiday like i do now......I only pray that i live that long to see that day.... LOL!!
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Deb
Love that you have Pilgrims displayed. What a lovely display for Thanksgiving! Thanks for sharing at TTF.
ReplyDeleteThe burner covers!!!!!! Oh, my goodness. And EVERYTHING. Penny, you are a wonder!! Best wishes, Linda
ReplyDeleteLovely! You have such a wonderful eye! Did you paint the pumpkin pink? It looks more pink than the usual pink pumpkins before.
ReplyDeleteWhat a incredible and amazing display for Thaksgiving
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Alessandra
The burner covers are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the addition of the holiday tree on the sides. Thanks for sharing on the weekend re-Treat link party.
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Hi Penny! You have such an eye for decor! No matter the season your house looks the part. What I find fascinating is that I keep gravitating to your posts and pictures in every party. As soon as I see a picture I say.,oh I bet that's Penny's. So far I've never missed once. Thank you for sharing your decor with us.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'd love for you to add this to my link up party "Friday Follow Along Party" http://thecraftiestallie.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI find myself coming here to visit daily just to see what's new... Great ideas!!
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So enchanting!
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Susan and Bentley
Never knew that about buffets or sideboards. Love your little fuzzy dear in those first pictures. When I see them at antique shops the fuzz is usually almost off of them...so sweet!
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Cindy
How beautiful! You always have the most beautiful holiday decorations!
ReplyDeleteThanks for teaching me something new about buffets and sideboards. Amazing Thanksgiving decor!
ReplyDeleteGreat unique pieces--I love the pink pumpkins!
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Jamie
I love your pretty holiday decorations. The older I get, the less I put out at holidays. I do love decorating for Christmas, tho. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful holiday decor, and I specially love the Pilgrim figurines in the buffet. Lovely Tahnksgiving displays. I can imagine all the preparations fr the real Thanksgiving Day! The food planning and organizing and the table (or tables) settings, etc. Thank you for dropping by my friend. Have a lovely week.
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Very pretty! I have always said 'buffet' but hear many people call it a 'sideboard' so I now know the difference! Thanks for sharing at Share Your Stuff Tuesdays this week!
ReplyDeleteI guess I have a sideboard then. Good to know! Thanks for joining the We Call It Olde Link-Up. Take care - Dawn @ We Call It Junkin.com
ReplyDeletePenny, as always, you have the perfect vintage touch! Love the white trees, they make the perfect glow for both Thanksgiving and Christmas
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Beautiful! I love the wreath! Thank you for sharing at our TGIF Link Party at A Peek Into My Paradise. I hope you will be back to link up another awesome post this week!
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Everything in your home is gorgeous Penny! I love your arrangement on the buffet, so lovely.
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Very pretty! Thanks for sharing at Bacon Time.
ReplyDeleteI love your unique style of fall decorating! Thanks for sharing this at The Pin Junkie Link Party! It was featured in a collection of fall decorating ideas. http://www.thepinjunkie.com/2013/11/fall-decorating-roundup.html. Make sure to link up your fall recipes at Friday's party!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing for Tuesday Trivia. I absolutely love the Pilgrim's and Indians and your white trees are gorgeous.
Wanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile
Your buffet is pretty and I like the natural look of the pilgrims and indians. Love those white trees! Thanks for sharing at my HOME and have a lovely weekend.
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Sandi
You are my interior decorating hero. A fall tree? That is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHey Penny, I featured this today at Bakerette.com from our Link party you posted to last week! I hope you stop by again at Bakerette and link up some more of your amazing stuff!
ReplyDeleteYour pilgrims look ready for Thanksiving. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x
ReplyDeleteI love your house and your Christmas tree is so amazing :) Beautiful...
ReplyDeleteForgot to say, pinning and featuring at this weeks Creative Monday :)
DeleteThose burner covers are such a clever idea! So darned cute!
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Hi Penny, yes I too love every minute of it! Your buffet looks lovely. I have the same pilgrims and they are among my Thanksgiving decorations. Love the Indians. I don't remember seeing them when I bought mine. Have fun getting ready for the big day! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
This looks so beautiful Penny - with the deer magestically presiding over! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
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