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20 Minute Decorating: Christmas in July

ByAnn Drake

Celebrate Christmas in July with these easy and fun projects that can be accomplished in 20 minutes or less. Includes Christmas decor, crafts, & more!

traditional christmas living room

None of us knows for sure what the Christmas season this year will be like. Will we be surrounded by family and friends? Or will we be experiencing another quarantine? With the future so uncertain, it’s hard to know how to plan. We definitely need to think positive, but we must also be realistic. 

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Christmas may seem far away, but with this year flying by so quickly, it will be here before we know it. Today, my 20 Minute Decorating crew is sharing Christmas in July. Easy ways to celebrate Christmas that take just 20 minutes or less. Take your time, and look at all the ideas. There is no rush…and when you see an idea that may work for your family, save it for later. Maybe you will use it, and maybe you won’t…but I believe it’s better for us to choose hope, and make some plans. So that’s what we’re doing today. 

All the links are below…enjoy!

 

2nd revision christmas in july graphic

StoneGable | Broken Glitter Glass Ornaments

Broken Glass Glitter Ornaments from StoneGable

Designthusiasm | Easy Shortcuts For Simple Christmas Decor

Easy shortcuts & simple Christmas decor from Designthusiasm

French Country Cottage | Front Porch Decorating

Christmas Porch Decor from French Country Cottage

In My Own Style | Christmas Staircase Decorating

Christmas Staircase Decorating from In Her Own Style

On Sutton Place | Tartan Plaid Christmas Decor

Tartan Plaid Christmas Decor from On Sutton Place

Shabbyfufu | Copper & Gold Mason Jar DIY Tutorial

Copper & Gold Mason Jars from Shabbyfufu

subscribe car with tree printable

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10 Comments

  1. Judy Sellwood says:

    Thank you from Australia. I love the tartan rugs and ribbon idea.

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  2. 5 stars
    Thank you for a wonderful post! I love Christmas in July and I am so happy you put together this group. I am looking forward to every July Tuesday!

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  3. Everything about This post is perfect!

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    1. Maria Johnson says:

      Yes, cindy I’m agree with you. Her hard work paid off.

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  4. Thanks for the Holiday Cheer!!!!! It was a bright spot in the day with all the virus quarantine. Just what I needed!!!!! Looking forward to the next post. Thanks again Ann.

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  5. Thanks for doing this. I love Christmas, and the inspiration to start now (especially with the heat of July)
    Love all of your ideas – keep them coming

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  6. Ok, I have to ask….. are you and Yvonne at Stonegable related? Your posts are so similar. Both beautiful and enjoyable! Thanks for your great ideas and sharing the lovely printables!!

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    1. Ann Drake says:

      Hi Cathy…no we are not related, but we are very good friends! We’ve known each other for years and do have similar styles. Her home is more open and lighter…and I agree, it’s beautiful!

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  7. Australians often do Christmas in July for the simple reason it is our coldest month. In some parts it is jolly cold, the skies are grey and fireplaces lit and for those of us in the tropics what better time to roast a ham or turkey than winter.

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  8. Sandy Williams says:

    Love your suggestions! Thank you.
    Sandy, NC

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