Our Christmas Kitchen,
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| Our Christmas Kitchen |
Come grab a cup of coffee and
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Whistle a Carol or two,
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Make your coffee, just the way you want.
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Grab a cookie from our last Sunday Cookie Bake before I put them away.
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Or a piece of poundcake,
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or another cookie,
I have them hidden in plain sight here, now.
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or here, this carousel plays music, turns--and is a hidden cookie tin.
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I'll just put away the cookie cutter bins, LOL. Yes, it is that bad here.
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Phew, now grab a chair and let's take a break.
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Around the kitchen, I add Christmas to what I have here everyday.
Everything is vintage at this point.
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I've added vintage tins, everywhere.
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Elves living in my ivy.
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Elves everywhere
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In the tree
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everywhere.
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I decorated the windows with round molds and cake pans.
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And streamers of cookie cutters.
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On the island, Grandma was in charge of baking all those cookies with 10 elves helping on Sunday.
We managed to get them all done and iced and another 6 dozen or so gingerbread baked before the snow hit.
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A Sinterklaus, watches from the buffet.
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Another elf in the gravy boat.
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A couple of adorable furred elves, on the pantry doors.
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A vintage Danish Bell hanger is on the new wallpaper. Nisseman or Danish Elves are busy doing their work and play.
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I think this is from the early 1970s.
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Since I now have a red, white and blue kitchen, even the S&P are decor.
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I have an old wool santa next to the tree.
A nutcracker stands guard at the herb planters which I stuffed with snow and snowflakes
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which I stuffed with snow and snowflakes
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Gingerbread boxes are safe for little hands to handle. Vintage cookie cutters are here and there
in case Grandma cracks the whip and we have to bake some more.
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Well, how about another cup of coffee.
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Another piece of poundcake?
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And a Very Merry Christmas and
Happy Holidays
to All!
Thanks always for visiting.
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Hi Sandi, I have so enjoyed your kitchen tour and gathered so many great decorating ideas. Love the round pans or molds in the window and I love the garland of cookie cutters. Your beautiful treasures make your home so cozy for Christmas. Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas and all the best in the new year. Thank you for your friendship💕
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Celestine, Sandi
DeleteThanks so much Celetina, that means a lot to me. Sandi
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore all of the wonderful Christmas vignettes in your cozy kitchen. Wishing you all the love, joy and peace of season as well as a very Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteSo appreciate your stopping by. The kitchen is really one month new---but we worked oxo hard to make it look old, thanks and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
DeleteEverything here is 100 percent adorable! How I long to have a big kitchen like that! But what really knocked my socks off was those cookies. When you said you had a cookie bake, you weren't talking a few batches! These are high-end bakery worthy! And I picked up a great bonus idea by subdividing the cookie cutters. I sort them out every season. DUH!
ReplyDeleteIt really is beautiful. Merriest. (I am your newest follower!)
Oh nice to meet you Jeanie. The kitchen was just finished right before Thanksgiving. We are still wandering around, trying to remember where everything is---thanks so much for enjoying. Oh, our bakers/decorators were ages 4-69. (the 4 year old, worked for almost 3 hours...and helped cut out too.) So thanks, again, Merry Christmas, Sandi
DeleteSandi, I really enjoyed your tour everything turned out wonderful! Have a Happy Christmas to everyone. Joan L
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, we had a great Christmas, Sandi
DeleteOh how fun Sandi! You have so many treasures in your home. I use to have that same round santa tin and ceramic elves. I have given some thing to my kids over the years. You really made a ton of cookies, and what a cutter collection. :) Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Yea, Rolly Poly-Santa was too cute to pass up and the elves are sweet. I shouldn't have bought anything, but when they are so thrifty---it's hard to pass up. And, the cutters have gotten out of hand, and many are migrating to the craft room for projects. Grins and thanks for having fun, here with me, Sandi
DeleteYour kitchen is looking so wonderfully festive, Sandi--filled with special Christmas touches and meaningful decorations. Thanks so much for sharing your posts with us at Vintage Charm, and Happy New Year!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Diana, yes, the kitchen is the heart of the home here, and love spending time there now. Grins, and Happy New Year, Sandi
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