Gorgeous! It is as beautiful as I would have expected it to be.
Christmas decorating can be almost magical.
I don't decorate much anymore.
I have a Czech nativity scene that is so large, with around 60 pieces, that it won't all fit on my buffet let alone the fireplace mantel or any other place. The people in it are dressed as peasants, which all of my ancestors were, dressed in kroj (pronounced croy). Each village has its own kroj. ( kroj is a traditional folk costume worn by people of Czech, Moravian, Silesian, Rusyn, and Slovak descent. The word kroj is Czech for "folk costume". )
We had glass ornaments, tinsel and bubble lights on our tree when I was growing up.
I have some really nice ornaments and decorations, collectibles, but I haven't really decorated for a few years. I used to have fresh trees, but I now have an artificial tree. I always try to find a really nice ornament or something every year to add to the collection. I prefer glass or ceramic ornaments, but I have made a few felt ornaments.
I have made a few things. My advent calendar took me around 100 hours to make. It is from a pattern and is made of felt. I added pockets to it and put numbers on the pockets. I was doing respite care for Easter Seals in North Dakota, taking care of a man who was dying of cancer. I took the advent calendar project with me every day for something to do while he was sleeping, which was what he mostly did. I decided to keep track of the time I put in it.
And I have my counted cross stitch Santa piece that I know I have at least 100 hours in making.
https://www.homesteadingforum.org/threads/cross-stitch.18981/post-574268
I also have a couple menorahs. Jesus was a Jew and he celebrated Hanukkah. He didn't celebrate Christmas! We have latkes at least one night of Hanukkah which starts on Dec. 25 this year.