...when it's turned on, although that's a hit and miss thing these days. 🤣 I realized that one of the Christmas traditions hadn't even been on my mental radar, so making tree ornaments for the grandkids was was pretty much a necessity given I was in the midst of wrapping their presents.
I wonder now if my addictive nature will let me stop this nonsense, and get on to the Christmas baking. After all, there are only seventeen days left until Christmas, and soooooooo many treats to sort.
Happy Christmas creating, whatever you're up to!
How clever that the envelope becomes part of the decoration!
ReplyDeleteThey were such fun to make I could hardly resist!
DeleteWin, these are absolutely lovey little items. Dea F is starting to call her Christmas tree a memory tree. I wholeheartedly agree with her. I think this idea qualifies for inclusion on my memory tree.
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Dea's idea of the Christmas tree being a memory tree is definitely a keeper. Our Christmas decor may be pared down now, but each item holds a host of memories. And each year a make a new ornament for each of the grandchildren, so they'll have some memories when they start their own tree. Thanks so much for stopping by to comment, Isabella - lovely to see you here. xo
DeleteWin, I have said it before and I will say it again you my dear are amazing, and one of the dearest ladies I know.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable little treasures. And speaking of treasures thank you so much for the lovely Christmas card you sent me. You take so much care creating every piece the key word there is care, you care about everyone and everything you do, it's wonderful I wish there were millions more people like you. I hope you are having a Happy Holiday Season. Hugs
Bless your heart, Deann...your kind words just give me such a lift. Sending a ton of love your way today, and every day.
DeleteLove these Win they are magical. No wonder you couldn't stop making them. I bet it would be a good project to do with the children too. Bet they will love them. Wishing you a very happy weekend. Hugs, Angela xXx
ReplyDeleteThey would be a super thing to do with kids, Angela - they're quick, easy and can be made to any size. Brilliant lady! xo
DeleteHow wonderful to add to your home-made ornaments every year. Your trees must be colourful and unique, just like you :)
ReplyDeleteMy origami angels will be installed on Christmas Eve and in the meantime I'm selling lots of books, painting canvas edges, and generally trying to avoid crowds. Not particularly Christmassy, but I'm sure there'll be some paint thrown around in there somewhere.
The tree is certainly unique, Tracy, given that it's most definitely not the traditional one at all, being an overgrown croton! I hope we'll see a photo of the origami angel installasion! xo
DeleteThe tags are a great idea, love them xxx
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Angela!
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