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A Handmade Christmas

A tray holds twelve matte Christmas ornaments in pastel pink, green, and white, arranged in a neat grid.

DIY Velvet Christmas Ornaments – A Handmade Christmas

Three ceramic trays shaped like Christmas trees, two green and one beige, with textured patterns, are arranged on a light wooden surface surrounded by greenery and red berries.

DIY Christmas Tree Plates – A Handmade Christmas

White marker drawing of a holiday wreath with ornaments and a bow on a glass door, with trees and a white picket fence visible outside.

Christmas Wreath Window Art – A Handmade Christmas

A white spiral Christmas tree decoration with a gold star topper sits on a table, surrounded by green and white artificial foliage.

DIY Ceramic Christmas Tree – A Handmade Christmas

Three small tabletop Christmas trees made of colored tinsel and mini lights sit on a wooden table in a brightly lit living room.

Glitter Christmas Trees – A Handmade Christmas

Four ceramic house-shaped ornaments labeled with family names are arranged on a white surface among gold and green Christmas baubles.

Family Christmas Ornaments – A Handmade Christmas

A clear round ornament filled with dried white and yellow flowers hangs from a white ribbon, with green pine needles above.

Pressed Floral Glass Ornaments – A Handmade Christmas

A gingerbread cookie decorated as a house is placed on a white plate with a red border, next to a bowl of Christmas ornaments and a red drink in a glass.

Clay Gingerbread Plates – A Handmade Christmas

Two fabric Christmas trees with ruffled layers stand on a table, surrounded by greenery, with two decorative ornaments on a square plate in the foreground.

Handmade Burlap Christmas Trees – A Handmade Christmas

Three wrapped gifts with red and gold ribbons, each topped with a hand-drawn floral gift tag featuring pink and red designs, placed on a light wooden surface.

Water Color Painted Paper Gift Tags – A Handmade Christmas

Three handmade napkin rings—one green with a floral pattern, one white with "LESLIE" embossed, and one pink with a dragonfly—rest on folded patterned napkins.

Air Dry Clay Napkin Rings – A Handmade Christmas

Six colorful hand-painted glass ornaments in red, pink, yellow, and green shades arranged in a white decorative bowl on a rustic surface.

Hand Painted Flower Ornaments – A Handmade Christmas

Twelve hand-painted Christmas ornaments with different holiday designs and numbers, arranged on a white surface with green pine branches at the top.

12 Days of Christmas Ornaments: A Handmade Christmas

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The first week of the new year is behind us, and if the rest of the year continues at this pace, it will be an excellent year!

Planning and organizing the year has been busy, but I am so invigorated!

Welcome to the first Sunday Morning Coffee of 2025, where we share, learn, explain, dream, and have fun.

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In recent months, open kitchen shelving has faced an unfair share of criticism in design circles.

Today, I am going to prove them all wrong.

The argument goes that open shelves are impractical, prone to dust, and overly styled for aesthetics rather than function.

But as someone who has embraced open shelving in both our Waco home and our beach house in Ventura, I’m here to say that I love open shelving, and I think the benefits far outweigh the supposed drawbacks.

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January is the month we all like to organize.

So, let’s talk about the things you forget to organize and toss, like these twelve kitchen items you need to throw away.

But never do.

Why?

Because, like me, you are too busy reading about how to organize your pantry or linen closet.

This month, I am going to focus on the things you need to organize but, for some reason, forget to do every year.

This is going to be fun.

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Happy New Year again!

I am determined this year is going to be all about embracing change.

Today, on my blog, I shared all of the new changes at My 100 Year Old Home.

I want to do many things differently, and embracing change is the only way for that to happen.

I have plans for this year so we can all be happier in everything we do.

Some will be significant changes, but most will be subtle ones.

Join me on the blog for all of the news!

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The New Year is more than a turning of the calendar—it’s a chance to reflect on what’s most important and realign our lives with what really matters.

Too often, we get caught up in resolutions focusing on external achievements: losing weight, earning more money, or climbing career ladders.

While those can be meaningful goals, they often miss !the heart of what makes life rich and fulfilling.

This year, let’s focus on the things that bring true joy and purpose: family, happiness, self-care, and the impact we can have on others.

When prioritizing what matters, we create a life filled with connection, contentment, and love.

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