I also found the cutest little ceramic houses that I totally fell in love with. I also added some simple flocked garland to the top along with some pine and pinecones to bring in a few touches from my table. AHHH, I almost screamed with excitement when I spotted it. The colors were spot on, the black and white plaid print was perfection, and the adorable green trees and white trim made for the perfect sign. Guys, just look at what I found!!! This Christmas Trees sign literally had everything on my list of favorites. I was thinking a Christmas sign would be super cute, so I was hoping to find something fun that would go with my neutral theme. I knew I needed a focal point on the top. This hanging hutch holds some of my favorite Christmas finds from JOANN. My absolute favorite piece to decorate is in my kitchen. My kid’s think this is the coolest, so that’s a huge win in my book!! I even love the idea of having the kids draw on it while they are waiting or even writing everything that they are thankful for this holiday season. This super simple paper runner would be a fun and a bit unexpected touch to my Christmas table. I made a DIY scroll sign around Halloween and had some leftover paper. The last inexpensive, cute, and super kid-friendly addition that I added to my table scape was this Kraft paper runner. They turned out so cute, and I even shared the super simple DIY with Joann! I loved the wood slices because it would give my setting a natural element and the chalkboard idea because I could reuse them each year depending on who was coming over for dinner. I came up with a chalkboard wood slice name plate. Name plates are perfect for around Thanksgiving and Christmas, but I wanted something that I could reuse. I paired it with my classic white dishes that I love because they literally go with everything! I mixed in some mini wreaths for the bottom layer and had this idea to add some name tags for the top of each setting. Another super important piece that I wanted to incorporate in my table scape was a print, so when I spotted these black and white buffalo check towels, I knew they would bring in a beautiful Christmas touch. It gave my table the most beautiful winter vibe that I loved so much. They looked even more beautiful when I paired them with some flocked pine and sticks. I spotted these beautiful white vases and totally fell in love with them. I needed something pretty but practical that could easily be moved when needed.
When you have 3 kids, you need to think simple. Simple is kind of what I was thinking for this space. I knew that would help inspire the entire kitchen. I wanted to start the decorating with my tablescape. So, let me show you all the beautiful items I got from JOANN to pull my neutral vision together. They also had my favorite black and white buffalo check print incorporated in so many of their pieces. They had so many pieces with green, black, and white, which was exactly what I was looking for.
I was was immediately inspired by the mix of natural greens, flocked touches, and the natural element that I saw. JOANN had color coordinated Christmas sections, which was amazing. So, when I got there, I quickly got my inspiration after I spotted so many pieces that I knew would look so good in my kitchen. I never know what I’m looking for until I see it. If you follow me on Instagram, you saw my trip to JOANN in my stories. I decided to take a trip to JOANN and see if they had anything that spoke to me. I’m so visual and really get my inspiration from seeing things in person. After all, change is good!! Honestly, I didn’t know what I wanted to do in here other than I wanted a neutral color scheme. If you remember my kitchen last year, I did lots of red and absolutely loved it, but I knew I wanted to do something different. Hello friends and welcome to my Christmas kitchen tour! I’m so excited to show you guys how JOANN inspired me to change things up this year and do a more neutral color scheme with my Christmas kitchen decor. Thank you so much for supporting the brands that make this blog possible! This post is sponsored by JOANN, but all of my opinions are my own.
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