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Go Tell it on the Mountain Sign

Christmas is over and I’m packing away all the decor!  I wish the season lasted longer, but once Christmas day passes (and I’ve rested up from all the fun), I’m ready to clean it all up and put it all away!  It’s that New Year – fresh start thing!   As I was packing things up, I kept looking at the “Go Tell it on the Mountain” sign – do I really need to put it away?

Go Tell it on the Mountain

When I was planning my Christmas decor for this year, I tried to  keep a lot of the decor more winter themed.  That way, it can stay up longer through the winter months.  My gallery wall is staying up through February and I’m keeping the tartan plaid pillows too (and, maybe even reindeer wool pillow)!

Ski Lodge Gallery Wall

The sugar cones, antlers and wooden lanterns on the mantel will remain as well.  The pine garland is gone, but I will keep the pom pom garland out!

Christmas Living Room 2015

And, then it was decision time for the “Go Tell it on the Mountain” sign.  I’m just not ready to see it go. It may be a Christmas carol, but it’s one where the message applies all year long!  So, it’s staying up for now!

Go Tell it on the Mountain

I had so many reader’s ask if I made the sign to sell – so I’m doing that too!     The sign measures 24″ x 40″. The wood is stained with dark walnut and the words are hand painted in white.  It sells for $130.

So, have you un-decked your halls yet?  If not, how long do you leave everything up?

I’ll be back tomorrow with a fun printable and easy decorating project for New Year’s Eve!

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Thursday 18th of February 2016

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Denise

Wednesday 30th of December 2015

I leave things up until I wake up one day and they seem out of place. Usually happens just like that! Wishing you many blessings for 2016!

Bonnie

Wednesday 30th of December 2015

I love your messages, your great prints, everything about your website. Thanks for all you do and God bless you!

Doreen Cagno

Wednesday 30th of December 2015

Thanks so much for your sweet encouragement, Bonnie! Blessings to you!