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Bring nostalgia to your home with these 11 old-fashioned Christmas decorating ideas that are traditional and special!

The magic of crafting vintage-inspired Christmas decorations you can make at home in our DIY guide. Get creative with homemade ornaments, wreaths, and more.

If you love the look of vintage Christmas, but don't know where to start to create the look, check out our family room full of old fashioned Christmas decorating ideas.

Old-fashioned handmade Christmas decor is simple to make and gives your home that nostalgic feel. The process can be a fun tradition too!

Learn how to have an Old-Fashioned Christmas with this list of tips, tricks, ideas and recipes for celebrating like the old days!

Victorian Christmas decorations are a window into the ornate style of Victorian times. The Christmas we know today was invented by the Victorians, so we see a lot of Victorian Christmas food and decor in our homes today. Find out what Victorian Christmas decorations were like, where you can buy them and how you can make your very own Victorian Christmas decorations! Plus how to make your very own DIY decorations. #victorian #victorianchristmas #christmas #christmasdecor #christmasactivities

If you're looking for inspiration for Christmas decorations, look no further. Read this blog post to discover how to achieve one of the top Christmas trends in 2023: Victorian Christmas.

Go above and beyond by participating in these special Christmas traditions your whole family will remember (and laugh about) all year long.

Discover stunning farmhouse Christmas decor ideas to transform your home this holiday season. Easy, budget-friendly tips for a rustic look!

Rusty orange leaves dotted grey-brown branches. Fruit-laden wreathes enlivened painted wooden doors and paned glass windows. Townspeople strolled the brick sidewalks in woolen cloaks to keep out the raw December chill. Last weekend, my companion and I travelled a couple of hours south to see Colonial Williamsburg in all its Christmas splendor. In Colonial Williamsburg,