23/100: Christmas Art
One of my favorite affordable ways to decorate for Christmas is to swap out all of my art! It’s not even something people will 100% notice, but I’m in my house so much and I see it. It brings so much joy because I choose things that I love and have special meaning for. I highly recommend it! All of these swaps cost me less than $25 and you could definitely do it for cheaper! Here I’m sharing my favorites! I am captivated by the idea of New York at Christmas. It feels like a far-off magical place and I need to experience it asap. So New York Christmas Art is just a no brainer. Love the snowy city vibes! 
My mom and I, with some extended family, used to go all out on gingerbread houses every year! It was always such a big production and so fun! I get so much of my creativity from her. 💙 I also made gingerbread houses with my Grandpa Lou, and little cousin the Christmas before he passed. Such a fond memory. So I had to have this whimsical print!The mom with her little kids around the Christmas tree transports me to my grandma's house at Christmas. She always does the most traditional decor and it makes it feel like Christmas in old movies. I never feel more at home than I do when I’m at her house at Christmas. The tinsel tree in the pool is just such a vibe. I saw it last year and didn’t get it but damn, she’s so cool. It’s so LA to me (I am not, lol) and just so fun! 
I printed all of these on cardstock from home! I ordered one 11x14 from Walgreens, but everything else was DIY. I prefer printing on cardstock to photo paper because you don’t get as much of a glare behind the glass of the frame. The others in the collage are some more gorgeous options! I will probably get those for other parts of my house, or to switch out for next year! One tip I have if you do this: walk around and make a list of sizes and orientations you need. Then you know exactly what you’re shopping for! All of these are linked above in the caption of the collage! Which ones do you love the most?!