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YAY it is time to decorate for Christmas!! I LOVE decorating for all Holidays, but Christmas is by far my favorite! I have always had a soft spot for White Christmas Decor. I am in LOVE with my Rustic Farmhouse Christmas Tree and Mantel. Keep reading for DIY’s, FREE Printables, and great ideas! We partnered with Tiny Prints to show you some GORGEOUS Holiday Photo Card Designs, and a Fab DIY for Displaying your Holiday Cards.
After you finish up with this post you can head over and see another Rustic Farmhouse Christmas Tree and Mantel I styled on the Oriental Trading Blog.
You can use a garland on the mantel or go with no garland. The pine cones help give more of that Rustic Farmhouse Christmas feel. Collect your own pine cones if you live near pine trees. You can add paint and glitter to spruce them up. Get your own Wooden Deer Silhouette sign on Amazon.
I love the way the Birch Wood Logs look. You can also use regular wood and tie with jute to create bundles. Scatter pine cones to help with the Rustic Farmhouse Christmas feel. I used a heavily flocked tree from Home Goods to give some height in the back.
This Chalkboard Art was free handed by my husband, but if you are lacking that skill …. like me, then you can print out a stencil with a step by step DIY over on Inspiration For Moms. Fill a Rustic Lantern with pine cones or a candle, then top it off with greenery stems and burlap.
There are many ways to decorate a Rustic Farmhouse Christmas Tree and Mantel … Check out a similar one I styled over on the Oriental Trading Blog.
I purchased these gorgeous Knit Sweater Stockings from Home Goods and TJ Maxx. I have seen similar ones at Target, Michaels, and JoAnns. You can check out Amazon for a few more styles.
I love Santa Claus so I had to fit him in to my Rustic Farmhouse Christmas decor! I was ecstatic when I found these great Neutral Santa’s at Home Goods! This White Tree is from Michaels and the other Two White Rustic Wood Trees were purchased at a local Vintage Market.Here are some similar Santa’s.
Instead of having only gifts under the tree; it is fun to pull in other larger Rustic Farmhouse decor. I used items from around my house. Then I purchased this awesome Rustic Wood Reindeer from Home Goods.
Pick an overall theme or color combo for your tree before going Ornament Shopping. I knew I wanted rustic farmhouse ornaments. I purchased my ornaments from all over! Including Marshalls, Home Goods, TJ Maxx, Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Walmart, Amazon, and Target.
Click Here for STEP BY STEP - HOW TO DIY YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE THE EASY WAY
Gift Wrapping is a LOVE of mine! It has been passed down to me from my parents, and to them from my grandparents. Just about my entire family wraps gifts extravagantly using a glue gun, ribbon, ornaments, and other nick knacks to adorn the gifts. I created two fabulous sets of FREE Gift Tags and a few Wrapping Ideas on a separate post HERE!
I simply LOVE getting Holiday Photo Cards from family and friends. I just never know exactly how to display them! This year I created an EASY DIY!
DIY RUSTIC FARMHOUSE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PHOTO CARD HOLDER
1.) You can use any larger art work or sign you may have or you can purchased one. I purchased this vintage window for $10 from a local antique store.
2.) Cut strips of twine or ribbon long enough to go across the front and wrap around about an inch on each side in the back.
3.) Use hot glue to attach to the back side of your window or other large decor item.
4.) Use mini clothes pins (local craft stores or Walmart) to hang the Holiday Cards as they start arriving in the mail.
Tiny Prints has a HUGE selection of Gorgeous Holiday Photo Cards. You are sure to find a style you love!! They also have fabulous coordinating items like envelope liners, custom stamps, and return address labels! Head over to their site and start designing your custom Photo Card!
PHOTOGRAPHY - Heather Renee Photography
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Be sure to check out my other Rustic Farmhouse Tree and Mantel for more great ideas + a fabulous DIY Advent Calendar!
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What a GORGEOUS tree!!! I’m so in love with your style! I also did an all-white theme for our Christmas decor, but also added a lot of gold and silver because I love sparkly things. 🙂 Fantastic idea on using fur trim! I hadn’t thought of that!
Awwww Thank you Patricia!! I LOVE glitter too!!! My daughter and I say everything is better with glitter;-)!!!!
Where did you find your tree star on top?
It was from TJ Maxx!!
Where did you get the blanket ladder ? They are super cute
It is a vintage ladder I found at a flea market. You can find similar ones on amazon.
Where did you. It the chalkboard that you used for the Christmas tree decorations? I’m having trouble finding one similar.
Sorry for the typo. Where did you purchase the chalkboard?
It is from a flea market! They have some similar at hobby lobby though.
The chalkboard was purchased at a flea market. And my husband did the chalkart on it.
I love this post. I would love to use your photograph with the fireplace in a blog post about my favorite Christmas pictures and designs. I would also post a link to this post as well in the blog. If you are okay with this please let me know. I really love your designs. It would be a real honor.
Hello! Yes that is great. Please only use one image and link to Lillian Hope Designs (with link directly to the post) right below or above the image. Thanks so much!!
Awesome. Thank you so much!
I absolutely love this tree!!! Where did you find the gold tree branches? Thanks!
I didn’t use any gold tree branches. I used white glitter and flocked ones from Michaels.
I am DYING to know where that tree topper is from….it would go PERFECT with our fancy tree, this year.
HELP!
Hello!! It is from TJMaxx and it was actually an ornament I took off the back and just rested at the top of the tree!
Did you flock your tree?
No I actually purchased it already flocked from Walmart.
Beautiful tree!! Are those twigs on top of the tree? If so where can I get them from?
They are from Michaels