Rustic Christmas Playroom Tour

Welcome to our very, merry rustic Christmas playroom! Last week I shared part 1 of our holiday home and today I'm excited to be back with 11 other bloggers for the "Homes for the Holiday" tour. 

If you're visiting from Jen of Noting Grace's home, welcome! She's the owner of one of my favorite hutches ever in IG land and I just adore her style.

I also be linking this tour up with The Nester's holidap hop.

For those of you who are new here, last year we converted an unused (and underwhelming) bonus room off our kitchen into a camp-themed playroom for our 3 year old kiddo and I love decorating it for the holiday season!

I think you'll find that our decked out playroom looks VERY similar to last year's Christmas playroom. The year of 2016 was what I deemed the "Year of Decrapifying" (that's totally a word) and after spending lots and lots of hours trying to declutter spaces within our home, I really tried to stay discipline when it came to bringing more seasonal stuff into our home. 

I know sometimes thanks to blogs and Instagram, it's easy to be sucked into that whole misleading belief that you need to restock your Christmas decoration inventory every year but seriously, that's absurd! So I hope if anything, you find yourself inspired to reuse and recycle your seasonal decor with pride!

The only thing new I purchased for this space this season were the adorably, rustic embroidery hoop ornaments. Little B LOVES animals so he was super excited to see them. I found them at Kohl's and am hoping there are still some left at their after-Christmas sale because I actually would like a few more for this tree. The rest of the ornaments were from Michaels last season.

I made this wall mounted deer head from a giant ornament I found a few years ago. Let's just say this project required massive amounts of super glue and at one time I was found in our garage binding it with rope like a hostage victim. All in the name of DIY, of course!

The little reindeer book rack was so popular in my hometown growing up because it use to be a project our local high school's wood shop worked on. My husband and I both had older siblings in the same school and each of them made one (sadly they weren't making these anymore by time we got to school, although a teenage version of me with power tools was probably not a good idea!) I almost donated it a few years ago and thank goodness I didn't because it's one of my favorite things to put out in the playroom for the holidays!

I always say this is one of my favorite rooms to decorate and that's because it truly is. There's something about decorating a kid's room that brings out the creativity in me. When it comes to dressing up our living room or entryway it's like I'm always at a loss for ideas but throw me in a kid's room and you've got to rein me in!

Well, you there you have it, our rustic and cozy playroom! Feel free to swing on by and see the rest of my holiday home that I shared last week, including our new dining room walls!

 I'm really enjoying Christmas through the eyes of a 3 year old this year and I can't wait to sit back and savor all the season has to bring.

It's Christmas in the heart that puts Christmas in the air-W.T. Ellis

Thanks for stopping by! Your next stop is Jocelyn, of The Clementine Colonial. 
Get ready to be inspired!

Below is a complete list of all the holiday homes on this tour. Enjoy!

Vanessa's Modern Vintage Home
Noting Grace
Rustic Pig Designs
This Rustic Cottage
The Clementine Colonial
Farmhouse on Elder Hill
Uniquely Taylor Made
The Auburn Fox
The Tattered Pew
Delightfully Noted
The Homemaking Momma
A Cottage Girl