Small christmas village display

Create a festive town right in your home! Featuring all of the small village stops, it's easy to make a grand display in your home just in time for the holidays. Lighted church, bakery, candy store and more are made of porcelain and beam with elegance. Great for placing together or alone on a tabletop, counter or mantel. Each features their own charming details that you, family and friends are sure to love this Christmas.

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These 5 simple steps will help walk you through how to build a small but magical Christmas village display.

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Countdown the days until Christmas with help from this Light Up Rotating Advent Calendar. This advent calendar has three tiers, each with small unfinished houses and frosted green bottle brush trees in between them. The houses have little drawers with numbers on them ranging from one to twenty-five. Place a little treat inside the drawers, so that when they're opened on the corresponding day, someone will get a sweet surprise! Flip the switch on the battery pack to light up this decoration…

My kids are pretty excited to help set up our Christmas village. I am glad my son is still at an age where he likes to climb in the attic and help haul out the boxes. My daughter was part of the assembly line too, although she was too cool to wear her Santa hat this year! I keep each of the pieces in their original boxes for a few reasons. One- It will be handy if we ever move again, Two- it keeps the buildings and the foam packing relatively clean and lastly, if I ever have to sell any…