I'm giving away this little mini quilt called Christmas Tree Farm. This is one of the projects for the Holiday Craft Bash, so if you want to make your own you can. The fabric is from Kate Spain's Joy line. This little quilt is about 12" x 18" and has triangles sewn in the corners on the back so all you'll need to do to hang it is add a dowel rod or something similar. It is raw-edge applique - a technique that is not typical for me, but I wanted to give it a try.
So, to enter, tell me what is the decorating centerpiece of your holiday - is it a live tree, an heirloom handed down in your family, something funky and fun you and your sweetie bought, your mantel that you decorate differently every year? Leave another comment as a second entry if you follow me (blog, FB, Twitter, Pinterest...).
My giveaway is open to international entries. I will draw a random winner at the end of the day on Dec 7 (I am in the US Eastern time zone). Please, please make sure you leave me a way to contact you if you are the winner! Every time I do a giveaway I get many entries from "no-reply-blogger"s that I have no way to reach.
I'm no computer expert but I think this works: If you want to know if you are a no-reply-blogger, click on the "Design" button on the top right corner of your blog, then, also in the top right corner there will be a drop down menu where you can choose "Blogger Profile". Look on the left column. There should be a spot that says "e-mail". If you don't have an email address connected to your blog, I can't find you.
If this sounds too complicated, just make sure you put your email address in your comment. If you want to avoid spam you can spell out parts of it like "mary at aol dot com".
Good luck!
what a sweet giveaway, Debbie. Our decorations consist of mostly collected over the years ornaments made by my kids.
ReplyDeleteMy decorating focal point is a blue and white quilt with little triangle trees and the words "deep and crisp and even". I'ma also a follower, and I'd love to have your trees fill a space on my wall. thanks for the chance.
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My husband and I have been married 11 years and we buy a few special ornaments every year to put on our tree. We look forward to unwrapping them every year and hanging them on our tree.
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas tree quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy decorating focal point is our tree full of handmade ornaments by and for our children. I also collect gingerbread men (we have 5 sons, no daughters, so gingerbread men seem to fit well in our home!)
We have a fake tree which our girls love to turn on each morning and night.
ReplyDeleteI love bringing out the greens & red berry wreaths! Plus little twinkle lights everywhere!:)
ReplyDeleteoh i love it! my favorite decoration is my willow tree nativity set... it gets bigger every couple of years, and i just think it is so beautiful...
ReplyDeletethis quilt of your is beautiful ! Thanks for the giveaway !
ReplyDeleteI decorate the whole house, and my boys are very good at decorating their bedrooms with snowflakes and garland.
What a beautiful quilt! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have a christmas tree, some nutcrackers that were my mothers, and a nativity!
Great giveaway! My centerpiece is my collection of Black Santas - it's getting a bit out of control with Santas peeking at ya from everywhere, but it's not Christmas without them!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower :-)
ReplyDeleteMy centerpiece/favorite decoration is my Nativity
ReplyDeleteSet... Love putting that up every year.
I am a follower
ReplyDeleteThe centerpiece in our home is definitely the Christmas tree, because all of the decorations on it are handmade!
ReplyDeleteEvery year we go out and pick out our Christmas tree, it's such a fun tradition and it's so exciting to pick the "perfect" one. We also have a little people nativity that we put out each year for our daughter! Thanks for the giveaway, the quilt is gorgeous!
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Also a follower =)
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We love our tree filled with ornaments we've made or collected since our children were young. This is so that when they grow up, they will have their own ornaments to start with.
ReplyDeleteWe are getting our real tree next weekend. I also plan on ordering some fake ones in fun colors. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI try to use as many handmade decorations as possible. Some of my tree ornaments were made by my children over 25 years ago!
ReplyDeleteOur live tree next to our decorated fire place! Thanks for the chance!
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I love your sweet tree mini! I love trees and my Christmas tree is my focus w/ mostly vintage ornaments from my family through the years and ones my kids have made me! thank you!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely our Christmas tree filled with ornaments collected for over 40 years!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
The central piece is definetely the tree in the garden which we light up every year and can see directly through the window from the living room! Our pets have proved to be xmas tree ornament destroyers, so we don't have a tree inside.
ReplyDeleteOh that looks cute. The center of my Christmas is our Christmas stuff. Seconded by the manger with itty bitty Jesus.
ReplyDeleteWe have a garland in the kitchen window which carries all the self-made little pieces which we have collected over the years. And of course, we have an "advents kranz" which is decorated with four candles and red and golden christmas balls. It has the form of a bar and is not round as it normally is in Germany.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity on a great draw. Love the quilt. I made a x-stitch Welcome to our home Xmas picture the first year we were married and it is still the go-to piece that we pull out each year to start our decorating.
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We get 2 trees each year--one is the family tree with colored lights, school-made ornaments, old family ornaments and lots of tinsel. The other is only white lights with only red, white, or gingerbread/cookie/candy related ornaments. It's in my kitchen/dining room. Love them both!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower.
ReplyDeleteWe just got a live tree yesterday and the house smells gorgeous. It will be decorated as soon as my husband finds the lights. It's the second year in a row that they have gone missing... ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! The centerpiece of our decorations is always a New Mexico Christmas tree (pinon pine). I live in Oklahoma now, but always travel to New Mexico at Thanksgiving so we can go up in the mountains with my family and chop down a tree to bring home.
ReplyDeleteI just have a prelit tree from Target, trying to build up my special, family Christmas decoration collection :)
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog!
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Now that my children are grown & gone, this is a decorating ritual from the past. I use to make hundreds of cut out paper snow flakes and hang them on clear fish line from pins in the ceiling of all the rooms. When the fan would come on, they would all move like real a real snow storm. My boys loved it!
ReplyDeleteThe center of our holiday decorating is the living room mantel. We always have a precious Nativity scene, but I try to add new elements to the rest of it each year.
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ReplyDeletewe decorate our house with lots of outside lights, the flashier the better
ReplyDeleteour center is a live tree, everything goes around that :)
ReplyDeleteMy mom made me some super cute fabric trees so we decorate with those because our apt. it too small for a tree and im worried about the dog munching ornaments and dying :(
ReplyDeleteThis is super pretty!!
Our focal point is the Christmas tree - fake of course. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
We don't do a lot of decorating, but I do like to pull out a manger scene. Our children, and now the grandchildren really enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteWe have a tree which has a variety of decoartions on that have been bought each year of our marriage. The quilt is just lovely, thank you for sharing.
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I am a follower too.
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My parents' beautiful all-white nativity was always the focal point, but as this is my first Christmas where I'm actually decorating since moving out, we'll see what winds up being the focal point.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite decoration is a nativity my grandparents brought back from Israel for me. I also have an ornament my daughter made when she was itty bitty that I love.
What a lovely giveaway :) The focal point in my holiday decorating is definitely a live tree. I love displaying a myriad of ornaments on it.
ReplyDeleteI love this mini. It would look great with some of more recent decorations. My tree, decorated by my children is usually my focal point, but this year I added a Wall Quilt made with Flurry by Kate Spain which I love.
ReplyDeleteMine would have to be the real christmas tree we have put up this yr. looks fab
ReplyDeleteI don't decorate much anymore. I do put up a snowman wall hanging, home made Christmas stockings and Christmas table toppers.
ReplyDeleteA big real christmas tree with red and silver decoration..;)
ReplyDeleteThank you and have a nice christmas time.
I have a new favorite - a Christmas centerpiece I MADE for my coffee table. I don't usually craft with flowers, but bought some at the store and made it and I love love love it!
ReplyDeleteI think our Christmas focal point this year is the huge paper plate angel my 2 yr old made at class last week. Though it is SO cute, it's SO big it sticks out among the rest of the ornaments on our tree. You can't miss it!
ReplyDeleteFor us, the focal point is always a live tree - there is nothing I love more, and I'm willing to deal with the pine needles that we continue to find in random places throughout the year to have it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty mini! My house is very very small so I decorate with various christmassy stuff and a beautiful red poinsettia that my mother gives me each year. Terrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy decorating item for Christmas is a banner of felt letters (saying "Merry Christmas") that my grandmother made for each of her grandchildren - and that our parents also had from her, a generation before! Each letter has an incredible variety of sequins on it, incredible vintage ones that you just can't find these days. I pack them away so carefully every year, I dont' want to lose a single wacky sequin! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It would fit in perfectly with my color scheme. ;)
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is our tree along with the gorgeous handmade tree skirt from my mother in law.
I participated in several of the cake+pie/freshly blended holiday ornament swaps, so I do love the ornaments I got from that-- and put it on a silver tree. I suppose our centrepoint would be our mantel- although I'm not sure if we have a distinct focal point. Our large artificial tree is in the front room of the house, so it's visible from the road, and of course we have electric candles in the windows. Someday I'd love to put a small tree on the porch- but the DH doesn't agree =( He also doesn't like my idea of getting one single lit holiday lawn flamingo to put by the mailbox. I think it would be hilarious! Sigh. It's all about compromise!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I follow in fb & pinterest!
ReplyDeleteThis years centerpiece is the 4 quilted stockings I made for myself and my family. Would love the "tree" quilt pattern.
ReplyDeleteDoes it count if I say my mantel that I decorate the SAME every year? ;-) I really like it. We do get a live tree, but it is somewhat lackluster with its storebought skirt and kindergarten ornaments. I like it, but I would not name it our centerpiece. Your mini is absolutely darling -- thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI like to decorate the whole house, so far I have up 6 trees, some are very small but I try to bring Christmas to every room! I tend to go with more traditional colors, red, green, white, silver!
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We always have a big tree with lots of handmade ornaments passed down through generations!
ReplyDeleteFor me, it's always the tree with glass bulbs and tons of white lights. Your mini quilt is too cute :)
ReplyDeleteThe centerpiece of my holiday decor is my Christmas tree. It has ornaments that I have collected or been given over the years or purchased to commemorate various trips and events. It's a lot of fun to pull them out each year and remember!
ReplyDeleteI have a pearl glazed ceramic nativity set that is very special to the entire family. It is always prominently displayed in the house.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! I love our tree in the living room and sitting with the lights off and the tree lights all lit up.
ReplyDeleteMy decorating centerpiece is a Tilda Danta doll that I made and it is almost 1 metre long! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWonderful giveaway!!! You design lovely things :) For us it is the tree full of homemade salt dough ornaments from the neice and nephews and all sorts of homemade and unique decorations. Thank you for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite decoration is the nativity set my grandma gave me.
ReplyDeleteThe centre piece of our decorating is the angel for the top of the christmas tree - I have had her since I was a baby so she is 45 years old now too:)
ReplyDeleteMy center piece right now is my lights outside. I don't have a lot of indoor decorations, but I'm looking to change that.
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I love that mini quilt! Christmas is all about the tree for our house, even though we've had different versions over the years.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is lovely. I have several different free-standing snowmen decorations but my main Christmas decoration is my little Christmas tree that I put up with ornaments I've collected over the years. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I grew up Jewish, so Christmas wasn't really something we did. Since getting married a couple of years ago I have had a tree (usually as big as we can fit in the living room) which I absolutely LOVE! Everybody should have a tree in their house in the middle of winter - it's the best thing ever!
ReplyDeletei love handmade ornaments and santas! love the quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy tree which has been decorated in red and gold for the past couple of years is the center but since I don't have a mantle I use the entertainment center. It is draped in garland and red and gold decorations to go with the tree. What fun!
ReplyDeleteMy centerpieces are four Santa hat chair covers that are in my kitchen- I just love them!!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and I love your mini quilt. I really want to win it!
ReplyDeleteThat mini quilt is just super! Our tree is always our "centerpiece" at Christmas time.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I guess our tree is the centerpiece of my decorating - live if we're home for the holidays, artificial if we're traveling.
ReplyDeleteI'm a blog follower!
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I have a centerpiece. My twenty something, way creative daughter decorates for me. It is something different every year.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower. Thanks for participating in the giveaway day.
ReplyDeleteI would have to say our Christmas tree. =) Thank you for a chance win.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteOur most important decoration is our Christmas tree. We cut a live one down in the forest and we decorate it with ornaments that we've collected throughout the years. It wouldn't be Christmas without it!
ReplyDeleteoooooo this is simply stunning, I love it. Um our centre piece is probably the tree, or the knitted nativity x
ReplyDeleteThis year my tree is a button tree and I love it. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWe decorate around a live tree...and all my Jim Shore Santas.
ReplyDeleteRight now, it's our mantel... Until we get our tree up in 10 days :-)
ReplyDeleteI follow you on pinterest
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is the cheapy fake tree that we cover with ornaments, quite a few of them homemade. Someday I hope to say it's the nativity - but my kids try to play with them too much.
ReplyDeleteWe have a live tree and decorate it with many ornaments collected over the years.
ReplyDeleteWe get a live tree. The smell is just divine!
ReplyDelete*big waves* from sunny Australia. Hope you are having a wonderful day.
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I am still developing traditions with my growing family and love that my husband has ornaments he's collected each year of his life!
ReplyDeleteMy centre piece is my tree - it is a huge luscious one which I got through a miracle several years ago. I have slowly collected beautiful silver and blue and white glass decorations and some precious special decorations including some heirlooms and it really is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI just slap up all the decorations I have wherever they fit! You can never have too much! This year my husband wants to get a fake tree and my daughter is fighting for a real one. It's a pretty funny battle actually!
ReplyDeleteI love your sweet forest mini!!! The one decorating item that I personally think the entire season revolves around is a woodland santa that I made several years ago. He stands about 2' tall, has a quilted coat and real lambs wool beard. I love him so much and when he comes out of storage each December it makes me so happy! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell, since the mother in law moved in with us, we can't decorate the house due to her religion. But we have a small fiber optic Christmas tree in our bedroom.
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I'm just building a collection of a few decorations besides the tree this year. My favorite new addition is a small mercury glass tree.
ReplyDeleteIt's not Christmas until I hang the matching stockings I made for me and my husband the first year we lived together. The were one of the first quilted things I made. I guess that makes them the centerpiece of our holiday decorating. Thanks for the chance to win! akmajor (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteMine isn't one thing, but a collection of things. My mom bought me one ornament every year until I was 18. I am doing the same for my kids, so all the ornaments on our tree are extremely special and hold so many ornaments.
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thanks for the giveaway! I don't really have a "centerpiece" for decorating, but I have the star for our Christmas tree that we had when I was growing up. I'd say it's from the 60s or 70s. So, it keeps me decorating really traditional. :-) I like the big colored lights, etc. No white lights or little tiny lights for me. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe tree is our highlight, kids can't wait.
ReplyDeleteMine is our Christmas tree (it's fake). We load it up with lights and red wooden beads that I LOVE and all our favorite ornaments.
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I start with the colors of each room and try to match decorations, so in the living room and kitchen we use lots of robin's egg blue, silver, red, and green. The bathrooms get the gold, more traditional decorations. Everywhere gets lots of handmade and we have many trees. The nativity gets the spotlight though!
ReplyDeleteOur Christmas tree is the center of our decorations. You mini tree quilt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe centrepiece of my decorating is the dozens of snowmen all over the house!
ReplyDeleteLove the little quilt :)
a tree our 5 year old decorated entirely on his own-but also garlands of all kinds-paper, crocheted, fabric, hanging everywhere! thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog
ReplyDeleteYour tree mini is beautiful! Thanks so much for your generous giveaway! Our tree is the focus, decorated w/ornaments made from family!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower!
ReplyDeleteOur decorating centerpiece is actually outside on the lawn - a GIANT, and I mean 12' tall, inflatable waving Santa. He's so big we had a car run into the median one year as they were driving by staring at Santa instead of the road. Also, another year, Google Earth took our satellite picture and Santa can be seen from space. This giant Santa is so special to my children and my husband, I had to sew one of his seams back together last year. seelifemarvels at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI LOVE our tree with all ornaments with a memory attached to them -- my girls are just getting to the age where we are doing more and more Christmas crafts/ornaments, so we'll just add to the tree!
ReplyDeleteWe always have a live tree in the living room.
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We have to have a live tree.
ReplyDeleteMy husband has a foil wrapped christmas chocolate that has hung on his tree since he was a child. We always hang sentimental ornaments and a few new ones that become sentimental through the years.
ReplyDeleteChristmas is the only time that my Norfin troll collection is allowed out in the house (silly husband gets creeped out by them :P ) I have an angel troll that I use as my tree topper, and have various Christmas-themed trolls arranged throughout the rest of the house. Thanks so much for the chance at your lovely giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am also now following you on facebook and pinterest. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI have a very kitschy decoration that belonged to my grandparents - an band of elves made out of small pinecones (hard to describe). I love them because I think of my granparents when I see them so they always come out at the holidays. Thanks for a lovely giveaway!
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A live tree is the centerpiece of our decorating. I bookmarked the tutorial for the giveaway last week in the hopes that I would be able to find time before Christmas to make it! The way December has gone so far I am not counting on it! May have to wait for next Christmas...unless I win! Thank you for the chance.
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I am following you on Pinterest now and I have you on my Google homepage.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win!
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Our tree is the centerpiece. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome giveaway....I want it, I am drooling over it.....
ReplyDeleteI think my quilts are the center piece. I have a reindeer quilt on the wall across from the front door so that is the first thing you see. Can't go wrong with quilts!
Our Christmas centerpiece is our Advent spiral candle ring. Beautiful way to count down the days until Christmas. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mini quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy main items are my tree and nativity.
Thanks for the giveaway!
I follow you on my google reader.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Christmas decoration, love the little trees. The focal of our house is the crèche on our side board. Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteI love our Christmas tree, and the stockings I knit
ReplyDeleteOrnaments are essential to my Christmas decorating! Not only do I have ornaments that match my tree decor (silver, green, purple), but I also have ornaments that I have collected through the years from family and friends! It is always a joy to think of those people as I decorate my tree!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little quilt! :-)
ReplyDeleteMy partner and I haven't started any Christmas decorating traditions yet, however we've just had our first child so we're going to be starting some soon!
My parent's have two German ornaments that they were given from my mother's penfriend, that they bring out every year and set up on the coffee table in their lounge. A "smoking" woodcutter (you light an incense cone inside him, and it looks like he's smoking a pipe), and a merry-go-round that is driven by the heat of four little candles that are lit around it.
So cute! Every year we decorate our long dining room table with glass baubles, bead strings, candles etc and it looks great. It varies slightly from year to year but is always modern with clean lines. Thanks for the chance to win! Nicola
ReplyDeleteOur tree is our focal point of our decorations, but if i won this i'm sure it would be a massive focal point
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower on GFC
ReplyDeleteThe xmas tree is the focal point of our home. Cheers, Karen
ReplyDeleteI follow on pinterest.
ReplyDeleteLovely and bright mini! I like the quilting you chose too. We have different stages of decoration every year, but we usually hang Christmas curtains, and special lights all through the house, and plenty of handmades too!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower (thank you Sew Mama Sew!) on gfc and pinterest!
ReplyDeleteI do follow both the blog and FB.
ReplyDeleteI suppose the centerpiece would be our tree as things would look bare without it. I do really like the christmas lights-we have candles in the windows.
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty. Our center piece is a real, live Christmas tree. My Colorado native husband would have nothing else ;)
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my favorite of our holiday decorations is our nativity scene. it was made by my husband's aunt, who is also his godmother, and given to us at our wedding shower. it's beautifully hand painted and a real treasure.
ReplyDeleteIt is the tree because although artificial it is entirely decorated with handmade felt and fabric ornaments; love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
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I am a follower
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Hmm the only decoration we do is the Christmas tree so I guess it's the center off it all...
ReplyDeleteI only put 1 measly line of white lights around a door frame. I know pathetic! But your quilt will make it look so nice. Thanks. Vivian
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely and generous of you.I love to crochet and love to make garlands and little ornaments.Snowflake is my fav.Lovely giveaway,thanks for the chance to win it.
ReplyDeleteWe have an artificial tree. That's about it too. LOL Well some outdoor lights, a blow-up Mickey that my daughter just LOVES. (It doesn't take much to delight a 1 year old!)
ReplyDeleteOur tree is the star of the show, it goes in a central spot in the house so we can cover all sides with hundreds of ornaments I've make, collected or been gifted over the years. We leave it up until Super Bowl weekend to fully enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteOur centre piece is a real Christmas tree, before the children I decorated it with glass crystal decorations now they are either plastic, wood or handmade lol
ReplyDeleteHello from Minnesota! I'm a new follower
ReplyDeleteThe center of my holiday decorating is my white Christmas tree with bird and wooden/straw ornaments. We also line a huge arched window with large multicolor (retro) bulbs so everyone can enjoy the vintage style.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a live tree!
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We have a village that we put up each year. My aunt gave us a new building each year and it is such fun to look at with all the lights.
ReplyDeleteLove your tree mat. I am a follower through GFC.
ReplyDeleteWe have an artificial tree that is our centerpiece. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is a Dept. 56 mercury glass ornament. It is a red truck with a Christmas tree in the back..I bought it for Hubby when he gave his own vintage Chevy truck to a couple who really needed a vehicle. It also reminds my son of all the Christmases we picked up the tree in that truck!
ReplyDeleteWe have a live tree and I try to make a different quilt to hang or holiday throw blanket each year. this year I added an advent quilt with pockets for treats & gifts.
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ReplyDeleteJust love seasonal handmade items, they add such coziness! I sew an advent calendar this year, so proud and so much fun with the little ones.
ReplyDeleteThe centerpiece of my Christmas is always my Nativity scene. Because Christmas is all about Christ's birth, I like to make it the focal point. I love my nativity set, it is something I have had for years and it is very special to me,
ReplyDeleteThank you for making and sharing this beautiful mini quilt! I love the fabric and the design and would be so happy to win.
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I follow you via Pinterest, thank you for the additional entry!
ReplyDeleteMine is my nativity, it is my favorite piece!
ReplyDeleteMy decorating focal point is our fireplace. Our stockings are red with white stars. thank you for an adorable quilt giveaway. I was excited to see your name listed as we travel many of the same blogs. :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a live tree ready. Just start building my decor collection. Thanks for the chance to win your lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteFollowing you on FB. ^o^
ReplyDeleteThis is really generous. Thank you for hte chance to win this beautiful quilt. Our focal point is the tree with its very few remaining ornaments!
ReplyDeleteMy heart skipped a beat when I saw that you had used Kate Spain's Joy collection for this little treasure. Truely you will bring JOY to the one who wins this. I never thought of any one of my decorations as being the christmas centerpiece but i guess it would be the Manger scene reminding us to keep our focus in all the frenzy. It is a wonderful time of year to remember God's great love for us. Bless you for sharing the JOY of it all with another. Janita
ReplyDeleteMy main decoration is a full size tree in my apartment. It makes it seem a lot more like home!
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is our Nativity set. Your trees are darling, but I also love the Gather piece in your header.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower too.
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece would be our fake tree. Not very exciting!
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ReplyDeleteMy decorating senterpiece is usually a Christmas tree-shaped tinsel on the wall as my appartment is too tiny to host a real-size tree
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My goodness that is cute! My main decorations are a live tree and those (fake) candles in each of the windows.
ReplyDeleteLove this little quilt!! It is awesome! The center piece is prolly our tree. We all decorate it together with christmas music on.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!!
Our tree is the heart of our Christmas decorating, but every year I put up the nativity scene first, so that we won't lose our perspective on the holiday.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteOur Christmas centerpiece is the nativity set - it reminds us of 'the reason for the season' followed by all the handmade decorations like the tree skirt made by my grandmother, Christmas stockings, handmade ornaments. Thanks for the chance to win the beautiful wall hanging. Joy is one of my favorite fabric lines.
ReplyDeleteOur tree, an advent calendar I made and a banner I am still working on. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie - It used to be the tree but now it is the dining room table... everyone fits and we can all eat, talk and see each other!
ReplyDeleteA live tree is what i love best. Love the smell and it brings back memories of shopping for one with my dad when i was little.
ReplyDeleteSweet mini. I love the tree, going to the tree farm and all the decorations that were made by me when I was little, my grandmother, my kids. I hope to make a tree skirt before Christmas...but I have run out of time the last few years.
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is the large Willow Tree nativity characters. I love them!
ReplyDeleteOur centrepiece is our special wooden nativity set, Mary and Joseph wait patiently from the first December for me to put baby Jesus out on the 25th and we light the three little candles behind the nativity set every night in December.
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is a wooden nativity set hand-carved by my father-in-law. He makes a new piece for it each year, so I can't wait to see what this year will hold. The last few years we've gotten wise men, a shepherd, and sheep.
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is our collection of nativity sets. We make it our focal point.
ReplyDeleteMy decorating centerpiece is a hand pieced, hand quilted Christmas table runner that my grandmother gave me as a wedding gift.
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Our tree is the focal point of decorating.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a great giveaway.
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I love decorating my mantel with my Lenox Santa Claus collecion.
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I am not much of a decorator, but I do love to put my snowmen all around the house this time of year!
ReplyDeleteOur holiday tradition centers around our tree. It is not a real tree, but the ornaments on the tree are memories, and the entire family loves to pull those ornaments out each year and talk about how or where that ornament came from!
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is a 3-4 ft artificial tree decorated with new and old ornaments. Our three year old loves it! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWe only have a fake Christmas tree with lots of fake ornaments .
ReplyDeleteI follow you on FB and blog
ReplyDeleteWe have an artificial tree.
ReplyDeleteDeborah
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Thanks for the chance to win this beautiful mini! We have a large artificial tree that is probably the centerpiece, but my favorite thing is the advent calendar my mom sewed.
ReplyDeleteWe get a real tree from our friends' tree farm. Last year, we never got a chance to get there, so my husband cut down this straggly, pathetic thing from our own woods. It was sad-looking. I am going to get our tree TODAY! :)
ReplyDeleteOur Nativity set is the centerpiece.
ReplyDeleteOur centerpiece is definitely the live tree that we trudge out into the farm and cut down ourselves. It has become my favorite family tradition. Thanks for the giveaway! Amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteHi !
ReplyDeleteAt our place, our main decoration is the Christmas tree. Our children get really excited when the time come to set it up and decorate it !
I also love to install my "crèche", which has been built and painted by my dad.