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From mid-November, I'm surrounded by Christmas in the shop. So at home, I hold off a little and do the main decorating in mid-December.
That doesn't mean there's no Christmas at home until then. From early December, I'll hang a few simple paper decorations in the window and over my lights, so there's a little bit of Christmas from the start of the month. Something like the House Doctor paper garland of stars, birds and snowflakes, or a paper star in the window, is perfect for that.
I was raised decorating just a few days before Christmas. But I like Christmas too much to only have it for such a short time, so now I give it a little longer.
How much you mix depends on your style. Me? I go all in, mixing everything together, especially at Christmas. A mix is what makes it look, well, Christmassy.
My own tree is a mix of collected pieces, not one matching theme. Glass, felt, velvet, woven: it all goes on, and every piece has its place.
If you're building a collection from scratch, start with three things.
The one thing people get wrong about decorating for Christmas is overthinking it. It doesn't need a theme or a plan. Put up the things you love, mix them together, and add to your collection a little each year.
See everything in our Christmas decorations, or come and see the shop at Redbrick Mill, Batley, where Christmas is very much underway.
Kamil
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