An early recipe for how to make Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments

Our guest room was made ready for guests, even though we did not expect any this Christmas.

When was the last time you had someone read to you? Okay, now… when was the last time someone read The Night Before Christmas to you?

It might be a little goofy, but I sat by the fire and read this to several thousand people ( and growing) on YouTube and I would like to read it to you too if interested.

A Christmas home tour of our 1836 Colonial home in New England

How to make a colonial style fruit wreath with faux fruit.

If you’re wondering how to make easy scented pine cone candle fire starters, here is a video sharing how I made mine. They are so cute and smell so good that I leave them out on display until I need one or two.

I’ve decorated our kitchen for Christmas and this year I went with a Traditional Colonial Christmas theme.

How to make a pine cone Christmas Tree DIY tutorial from New England Fine Living

This DIY tutorial is how to make a paper Christmas tree out of a book.

Let’s get ready for the holidays. A few consignment finds, castles, and getting ready for the holidays

I’ve added gin to one of my paperwhite containers to see if they will stay short and not get too leggy.

A holiday house tour of a home in Concord we decorated for the Concord Museum’s holiday house tour.

For a couple of weeks, I drove around and shopped for items to decorate a home in Concord for the holiday house tour along with making some items.

Christmas Home Tour 2019

Scent your home with pine, citrus, and cinnamon with this how to recipe for a New England Christmas Stovetop Potpourri Gift Bag

Welcome to our New England antique home and 2018 Christmas home tour.

These napkin rings are a super simple DIY craft project I created at the last minute and I could not be more pleased with how they turned out! Here is how I made them.

When one passes Old City Hall in Boston, I feels more like you’re in Europe than in Boston; I cherish living in New England even more, and I think these photos prove my point.