Thursday, December 19, 2013

Christmas Tour Continues...the Kitchen

The Christmas tour has now moved into the kitchen.

Please come in...welcome to the kitchen. 

 
I don't do a lot of decorating in here,
but more this year than I have in years past.
 
 
My little baking themed tree.
So cute!
 
Every year, I add just a few Christmas touches to my
cabinets with the glass doors.
 
Why just a few?
I don't know.
 
This year though,
I took everything out and went full-on Christmas!
  
 
 Best thing I ever did!
I love seeing it filled with Christmas goodies.
 
I had such a hard time taking a picture
because of the glare from the glass doors.
I finally figured out to just open the darn doors
& take the picture!
I'm telling you, my head is not on straight this year.  lol 


I love this large cookie platter
and the snowman baker, too.
 

 
Thank you for taking the tour of my kitchen.
 
If I can get some decent photos, I'll
return with a mix of other vignettes throughout the house.
Keeping my fingers crossed on that though. 
It seems I leave for work in the dark, and
come home from work in the dark...not
exactly conducive for picture taking.

See you soon!



19 comments:

  1. I love your kitchen Gina! And the cupboard looks awesome in all it's red Christmasy loveliness! I am trying to get some good photos as well... stay tuned I guess!

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  2. Cute, cute, cute!
    It is decorated so darling, and ready for Santa :)

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  3. Hi Gina! I love your Christmas kitchen! I looks like it was built to show the red! Love all of your little touches! Thanks for popping in to see me.
    be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  4. Very sweet, Gina. I love that rolling pin. xo

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  5. Your kitchen is great. Love all the red and white. That runner on the island is adorable!

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  6. I always love seeing your charming kitchen!!! Love that rolling pin, awesome!!!

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  7. Loving your Dressed For Christmas kitchen, Gina. That cabinet looks really great all decked out! Love your little tree, too- xo Diana

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  8. It's all so pretty, Gina. I love the Christmas cupboards too. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

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  9. I love how you decorated your glass doored cabinets with a Christmas theme…it looks perfect.

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  10. Your kitchen looks adorable Gina! I love all your red dishes and your fun Christmas tree.

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  11. I love how you just went ahead and put the dishes in...the look so Chrismasy! I've always loved your kitchen Gina.

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  12. I love it all! The tree is adorable and the dishes are so festive.

    xo
    Pat

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  13. Your kitchen is darling Gina...I especially love your island. Wishing you and your family a beautiful and blessed Christmas!

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  14. Gina girl, I love it! I did my basement in a candy theme. It's so fun isn't it? I love your little tree and your glass cupboards are fabulous filled to the brim! One thing I spied and loved is your snowflake runner! Did you make it? I think I need to make one for the Winter months. I do a little Winter theme after Christmas. I am going to visit the rest of your tour. Cute, cute! If you get a chance I would love if you linked this to SYC. Understand if you're too busy. Have a very wonderful holiday!
    hugs,
    Jann

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  15. Gina, your kitchen looks so beautiful! The red looks gorgeous! Love, love your runner. Have a very Merry Christmas! Hugs, Maria

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  16. So pretty Gina. Love the cabinets! A happy kitchen. Hopefully you can get more pics. I always love your vignettes.

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  17. The dishes look pretty against
    the white backdrop.
    The snowflake runner is adorable!

    M : )

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  18. How pretty, Gina! I want to add more to my kitchen next year. We just got home and rushed to get our decor up tonight. I snapped a quick pic of the mantel and got a post up in record time...lol! Hope you can stop by! Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family, my friend! God bless!

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  19. That shelf filled with Christmas color is beautiful.

    Next year I might just do that with my entry way cabinet and leave the doors flung open.

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