Recycling memories from Christmas past. Unique designs made from ornaments of yesteryear. With occasional detours just for fun.
We pulled the U-Haul into the driveway about 7:30 last night after the long drive home from Atlanta. The Fair was wonderful; I got to see all kinds of familiar faces and met plenty of new ones. We saw the weather go from warm and sunny to rain to winter in the course of 3 … Continue reading Home Again
The last of the 5 wreaths that will be traveling to the Country Living Fair is Elfie Bells. I doubt you have to be a rocket scientist to know where its name comes from! Elfie Bells started with that adorable kneehugger elf who sits in the center of the wreath. He is mounted on a … Continue reading Elfie Bells
Tonight, I bring you a dose of sweet and pink and she's called Pink Angel. I have had this angel for a while now and she finally gets to stand center stage. Isn't she charming? Singing her little heart out she's surrounded by a myriad of pastel colors. Fittingly, there's a Japan cardboard church on … Continue reading Pink Angel
Continuing along, here is wreath #3 for the Country Living Fair and it is called Cotton Christmas for the darling cotton Santa who is in residence on the right side of the wreath. I actually bought him this past summer at the Golden Glow Convention in Asheville, NC. What I do not know is if he was … Continue reading Cotton Christmas
This is wreath #2 of the 5 I will be taking with me to the Country Living Fair next week and it is called The Colors of Christmas. The reason for the name is that I decided to try out a new technique, namely putting the color on in blocks rather than dispersed throughout the … Continue reading The Colors of Christmas