Christmas Ideas & Images II

Hope these give you some great ideas for this Holiday season!

from breiehagen.com




I think this is the cutest picture, what do you think?

from pinterest.com/frenchessence



 
A beautiful Christmas tree.
 

from marthastewart.com


 
So simple & beautiful.

from desdemventana.blogspot.com


 
I just adore these elves.

from sweetpaulmag.com

 

A clever way to arrange olives & mozzarella.
 

from desdemventana.blogspot.com


 
Wreaths are so beautiful in this kitchen.



 

from blog.luulla.com


 
Put white chocolate on pretzels, be creative any way you want.

from pinterest.com/stellaroxanne


 
Galvanized tin with a tree in it - Love this!

from pinterest.com/amberdominique


 
Merry Christmas!
 




from audreylovesparis.tumblr.com



 
So inviting and delicious.

from illyriapottery.co.uk


 
Burlap wrapped around the bottom of the tree.
 

from tinywhitedaisies.tumblr.com


 
Have a taste!
 

from mensvita.blogspot.com

 

All dressed up for Christmas.

from heritageschoolhouse.blogspot.com


   
Simple jar, pine, water, cranberries & tea candle.

from themountainlaurel.tumblr.com


 
I saw moose in Montana - wish I had had my camera.
These reindeer are stunning.

unknown


 
Enough said - pine cones.
 

from desdemventana.blogspot.com


 
I love this tree!

unknown

 

Such a timely thing to hang so the children can see.

from desdemventana.blogspot.com


 
What a glorious table.

from newyorkcityspeed.tumblr.com



 
A beautiful reindeer.

from traceyaytonphotography.com

These trees look like they are ready to be taken home.

Merry Christmas to each of you, dear readers.

I trust this gave you some great ideas.
Tell me which was your favorite!

Love,

Peggy

To see your vision come to life, email us about our design services at Peggy Braswell Design.

Christmas Ideas & Images I

 
I think these pictures are so beautiful!
Things that made my heart skip a beat + lots of ideas.

from reveriemag.com



I would love to find this at my place at the dinner table.

unknown



So sweet - "I think I will nibble just a bit!"

 from desdemventana.blogspot.com



You could put this anywhere.

 from belgianpearls.blogspot.com



I adore the antlers mixed in with the pine.

 from desdemventana.blogspot.com



Aren't the puppets the cutest?

 from habituallychic.blogspot.com



"Merry Christmas, you're welcome to come in"

 from habituallychic.blogspot.com



I think this lion looks so stately.

 from myhomeideas.com



A beautiful Christmas tree with presents under it.

 from casatreschic.blogspot.com



I adore the simplicity of this tree.

 from newyorksocialdiary.com



This is Tiffiany's in New York.
I love this.

  from newyorksocialdiary.com



New York gets all dressed for Christmas.

 from desdemventana.blogspot.com



Isn't that dog the cutest thing?

 from abodelove.blogspot.com



Look at the presents. 
My kind of Christmas.

 from habituallychic.blogspot.com



I adore the smell of paper whites anytime.
Especially around the Holidays.

 from www.pinterest.com/frenchessence



This says Christmas to me.

 from habituallychic.blogspot.com



Magnolias & pine cones.

 from desdemventana.blogspot.com



It is the details that make the difference.

 from vintageweave.com



Aren't these flags wonderful?

 from sweetpaulmag.com



Glitter acorns - glitter makes everything look better.

 from belgianpearls.blogspot.com



So beautiful.

 from belgianpearls.blogspot.com



This home seems to say, joy to the world.

 from belgianpearls.blogspot.com



Antlers on the mantle = joy in my heart at Christmas.

 from desdemventana.blogspot.com



I thought this was so smart.
This could go anywhere, an apartment with limited space.

from belgianpearls.blogspot.com

As tiny feet climb the stairs, santa is putting toys under the tree for everyone.

Hope your Christmas is as wonderful as these photos, dear readers.
Which one was your favorite photo?

Love,





 
Peggy

To see your vision come to life, email us about our design services at Peggy Braswell Design. 

Pecan Pie From The River Road Recipes

Pecan Pie

from the River Road Recipes

I have tried this pie and it is wonderful!
I made it for Thanksgiving.

You will need-

3 tablespoons butter

1 cup sugar

3 eggs

1-1/2 tablespoons flour

1 cup dark corn syrup

1 cup pecans

1 teaspoon vanilla

1 unbaked pie crust

Cream butter and sugar. Add remaining ingredients and pour in unbaked pie crust. Bake at 450° for 10 minutes and lower to 350° and cook for approximately one hour. 

Mrs. Joe M. MacCurdy

Eggs, sugar etc. 
You will need these ingredients.

Lucky me, I had all of them.

Making the little round things for the edge of the pie.
I used Janet's ring.

All the circles in a pile waiting patiently. 

 

Putting the circles on the pie crust.
I got this from Carolyn Roehm, love how it looks.

The pie waiting for the filling.
Don't the circles look great?

The easy filling!

Before it was baked.

The finished product! 
Ta-da!

 These Thanksgiving pies were a hit! 
A little bit of pumpkin, pecan + mincemeat with just a little vanilla ice cream - calories be damned!

Do you have a favorite recipe, dear readers?
Tell me! 

Love,

Peggy

To see your vision come to life, email us about our design services at Peggy Braswell Design.