I could browse through pictures of beautiful Christmas decor all day long, couldn’t you?

And, I love pinning new ideas for future reference so I can look back at it any time when I’m in the mood.

Even if you’re already finished decking your halls, I have some great inspiration gathered for you to use now or save it for later!

I have asked a few of my fellow bHome bloggers to join me in sharing some of our favorite Christmas decor and tips.

 

Today’s ideas are simple, do-able and oh-so-pretty!

Everyone loves Yvonne from Stone Gable’s beautiful decorating style and she does not disappoint with her gorgeous bleached pinecones!  This is a project anyone can do and the results are fabulous!

 

Christy from Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer shows us how to make gorgeous sweater stockings that look just like the expensive ones from Anthropologie.  I love her version and it was FREE!  My kind of project!

 

You will love this amazing holiday decor tip from Susan at Love of Home!  It’s another amazing FREE decorating idea and you will love it!

 

I love the amazing signs I see during the holidays and this one from Ashley at Cherished Bliss does not disappoint!  This girl is so creative and knows how to make her home look so festive with a little DIY!  Ashely shows you how to make this gorgeous Christmas JOY sign here.

 

Who doesn’t love a grain sack?  That nubby gorgeous fabric goes with almost every style of decor!   Authentic, homespun and timeless – grain sacks and Christmas go together naturally.  Using grain sacks in your Christmas decor can be as easy as a pile stacked with the red & green stripes revealed, a red striped sack draped over a chair, one wrapped around the base of your tree.  If you have a bit of time, sewing grain sack Christmas stockings is wonderful way to create family heirlooms.  Learn about grain sacks, how to care for them and more ideas on using them in your Christmas decor from Kelly at My Soulful Home. 

 

If you don’t have a vintage grain sack, you can make your own!  I made some simple little faux grain sack ornaments that are so easy to make and inexpensive. I love them because they add a vintage flair to my tree, they’re light-weight (perfect for real trees) and they don’t break if they fall!  You can get the full tutorial here.

 

Christmas is just around the corner, but there is still time to incorporate these ideas in to your holiday home.  Or, pin them now and save them for next year!

And, remember, you can follow all of these lovely ladies on the fantastic bHome App — available on both iPhone and Android!

Happy decorating!