Happy FriYay friends! Are you looking forward to the weekend? Will you do something outdoors? Maybe take a hayride or pretend you’re confused in a corn maze at the local pumpkin patch? LOL! On Sunday we’re going to a Christmas Tour of Homes in historic Grapevine, TX! Y’all, I’m beyond excited. It’s a walk-through with 7 historic houses all decked out in their Christmas finery! Yippee! Okay, on to Farmhouse Friday 277.
FARMHOUSE FRIDAY 277!
Did you know that how a Christmas tree is decorated can be a trend?! I didn’t until I was doing some research and found some crazy information. If you want to know all about what tree decor is trending in 2022, click on the title below. I think you’re going to be very surprised with the last one.
The Top 3 Christmas Tree Decor Ideas and What’s Trending This Year
Now for the features from last week’s Farmhouse Friday Party 276. As always, y’all make it so hard to choose!
Michele from Vintage Home Designs shared how to host an elegant Friendsgiving brunch. She is one talented party-giving lady so I love all she does. Check it out. You’ll be pinning like crazy!
Isn’t this rustic Thanksgiving cornucopia centerpiece just beautiful? Jen from Midwest Life and Style shows us how and makes it look super easy. It would make any holiday table look magnificent!
CoCo from The Crowned Goat has a great idea. Let’s make a Blessings Wreath or Garland! If you don’t have any traditions, this is a great one. Or if you’re looking for ways to make your holiday more special, this is for you. We always always always have something to be thankful for.
Isn’t this gorgeous?! Susan at Hen and Horse Design shows off how she made it. It’s quite the show stopper and you’ll never believe how she put it together!
Now it’s your turn! Show us what you’ve been up to by linking up at the bottom!
FARMHOUSE FRIDAY 277 PARTY GUIDELINES:
- Your style does not have to be farmhouse nor do you have to live in a farmhouse to link up. We just want to see linkups that would fit in with the farmhouse lifestyle which include: Home DIY and Decor ~ Gardening ~ Crafts and Sewing ~ Recipes ~ Homesteading.
- It doesn’t matter how old your post is but please link your posts here only once.
- The party runs from 6 AM, CST on Friday and ends at 12 PM, CST on Monday.
- We aren’t requiring a link back to this party, but if you do, thanks! That’s mighty nice of you.
- A Link Party is a great way to grow your blog. Please don’t post and run. Show some love by visiting and pinning (from the original post) what you find interesting.
- By linking up, you get a chance to be featured here at next week’s party and across our social media accounts which includes our Farmhouse Friday board on Pinterest!
- When you link to this party, you permit us to share your posts and pictures via social media and as features, roundups, etc. with a link back to your post or a link back to this party on the week your post was featured.
Cindy,
Thanks so much for hosting this delightful party each and every week!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links and choosing Features!!! Thank You!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Deb
Happy Farmhouse Friday, Cindy!
Cindy, I loved your trends on Christmas this week. I must be an outlier, lol. Mine is a downsized, pull out certain ornaments each year version. After one year in this cottage home, I might just tend to throw a bunch of ornaments in bowls and enjoy them that way this year. But I do love Christmas, and I do have a granddaughter now, so who knows. I tend to go overboard and am trying to have some restraint.
Speaking of one year, I’m sharing a before and after one year recap of our landscape. And now I want to decorate outside for Christmas, LOL.
Thanks for the party.
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Restraint is hard at Christmas time but I paired down the last 2 years and was extremely excited about it when it came time to put it all away. I think extra ornaments in bowls is a fantastic idea. I might do that too! Looking forward to seeing your recap landscape post (with or without Christmas). 😉
Great party today, Cindy!! Enjoy that Christmas tour….how fun!!
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Thank you Rachel!
I need to find a Christmas tour of homes in my area…I live for house tours! Thanks for hosting and enjoy your weekend!
Shelley
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Aren’t you in Vermont? I bet they have tons of them and they’d be extra fancy and gorgeous! Hope you find some.
Enjoy the holiday home tour, it sounds like so much fun! We got a huge dump of snow and from my sick bed window (got hit with the covid bug yet again), it looks so festive and gives me all the holiday feels.
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Oh gosh, I’m still clinging to the fall breezes around here. Sorry your are sick once again but at least you have a beautiful view and Farmhouse Friday to keep you company! 😉
Thanks for hosting and sharing, Cindy! I’m jelly of the fun tour you’re going on!! Take lots of pics! Enjoy your weekend!
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My pleasure Julie and I hope I remember to take some pictures. I’m terrible at that!
Thanks so much for including my blessings wreath in your features this week, Cindy, I really appreciate it. It was so much fun to make and super easy too! Hope your Fall season has been filled with all good things. I can’t wait to hear how the tour of home goes. It sounds amazing! Thanks so much for hosting. Big hugs and thank yous, CoCo
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It’s my pleasure CoCo! Not only is the wreath beautiful but so is the idea. Hope my family participates when I make one! Hugs to you as well and thank you so much for linking up.
Oh my goodness, that home tour this weekend sounds fabulous, have tons of fun! Thanks for having us over to party!!
Thank you so much for hosting! I hope you have a wonderful weekend 🙂 Hugs, Tanya
A Christmas home tour sounds so fun and like the perfect way to spend the weekend. Especially since we are supposed to get the “S” word here in Nebraska this weekend. Yikes!
Thank you so much for sharing my DIY cornucopia centerpiece. I appreciate. Happy weekend, Cindy!
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I’m happy to do it and so glad you shared it with us. It’s perfect for Thanksgiving. Love the texture and colors.