Kelley Gullison’s house, Kelley is a Customer Service Rep for Gunold, our sister company
Do you love seeing how other people decorate for Christmas? When it comes to this time of year, with the help of professionals such as residential christmas lights installation companies, it comes as no surprise that people want to try something new with their decorations. If you want to decorate the inside of your home and also the outside, no one is stopping you! If you want to search a wall art online shop for some Winter prints to get your home decor in the spirit of the season, you should get on that! Christmas is all about enjoying yourself and having fun. Plus, who doesn’t love seeing a nicely decorated house? I especially love seeing how creative people decorate so I asked some of the Sulky family and friends to send me pictures and stories of how they decorate for the holidays. I hope you love these as much as I do! They recently redecorated their house and they even got some new stairs from here. The house looks great as you can see!!
Stockings by Vicki Nielson, President of the Etowah Valley Quilt Guild and Sulky fan!Vicki Nielson’s paper pieced tree skirt.Sulky’s new graphic artist, Franchesca Rivera, has a very crafty family! They have made a lot of the decorations in their house!More of Franchesca’s decorations.I love the lights in this jar in Franchesca’s house!Great table scape Franchesca!Franchesca’s family does Christmas up right!Patti lee, Vice President of Consumer Relations decorated with some wonderful things made by our dear friend Carol Ingram who recently passed away. Sweet reminders of a sweet friend.A table runner in Patti’s house by Carol Ingram.Lovely placemats by Carol.This fabulous table topper was Carol Ingram’s last project.Diane Gloystein, National Educator representing Sulky, had a Mice Invasion for Christmas!Diane said her family wasn’t as amused by the mice as she was. I think they are amazing!A few years ago, Diane and her hubby were remodeling their home at Christmastime, so her husband made a Christmas tree out of Drywall! He painted in the colors they planned to redo the house in to make sure they were the colors that they wanted to choose. How clever!Sulky National Educator Eric Drexler lives in South Florida. What do you do when it’s never cold at Christmas? You decorate your boat of course!Eric’s Christmas Tree.Eric’s Christmas Village.The decorations on the outside of Eric’s house.But Eric said it’s not Christmas until the skeleton is dressed!Eric’s neighbor has a manatee mailbox. They paint it for all the holidays. Good looking Santa, Mr. manatee!Joyce and Fred Drexler’s home, Co-Founders of Sulky, is wonderful at Christmas!The Drexler’s go all out with decorations at Christmas.We just love the festive feel!
How do you decorate for the holidays? Leave comments below and post pictures to our Facebook page!
Hi Kelly Love the pictures of how Sulky staff decorate for Christmas. We use the same decorations year after year. They are things that were gifts from our friends and family, from our children to us and even vice versa. Our two grown up daughters decided that their baby Christmas Balls should remain on our tree rather than move to theirs. So it does with memories of many Christmas as a family.
I have a very small apt, and live alone, so my decorating is very simple, usually my collected-over-the-years Italian made Nativity figurines and the awesome West German solid wood creche I thrifted this year (finally found the perfect manger/creche, been looking for years!) Also my cherished tree ornaments, made by my son as a child, and grandchildren in their turn, straw birds found in Mexico years ago and gilded cardboard ballerina pigs from the circus museum in San Atonio, TX bought on a trip with friends. A few strings of lights and that’s it, but I love seeing other people’s more elaborate decorations, especially artistic and hand-crafted ones like the Sulky staff’s! Happy holidays!
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Betty Macpherson-Veitch
Hi Kelly Love the pictures of how Sulky staff decorate for Christmas. We use the same decorations year after year. They are things that were gifts from our friends and family, from our children to us and even vice versa. Our two grown up daughters decided that their baby Christmas Balls should remain on our tree rather than move to theirs. So it does with memories of many Christmas as a family.
Randi
I have a very small apt, and live alone, so my decorating is very simple, usually my collected-over-the-years Italian made Nativity figurines and the awesome West German solid wood creche I thrifted this year (finally found the perfect manger/creche, been looking for years!) Also my cherished tree ornaments, made by my son as a child, and grandchildren in their turn, straw birds found in Mexico years ago and gilded cardboard ballerina pigs from the circus museum in San Atonio, TX bought on a trip with friends. A few strings of lights and that’s it, but I love seeing other people’s more elaborate decorations, especially artistic and hand-crafted ones like the Sulky staff’s! Happy holidays!