Here's my recipe for inexpensive and adorable indoor snow:
- A cute Swedish-esque wooden snowflake ornament
- Thread (fishing line might be even better)
-A Curtain Rod
String thread through ornament, hand from rod, enjoy!
In other news. I signed up for my first blog swap over at Foxgloves, Fabric and Folly. It's called "A very vintage Christmas." There are all sorts of goodies in this box for Katrina. It's going in the mail tomorrow. I can't wait for to see what arrives!! Note my attempt to be eco-friendly by packing the goods in with plastic bags :)
I love this time of year! Decorating, baking, Christmas adventures, celebrating advent. Oh dear heavens Christmas puts me in a good mood!
What are you looking forward to in the upcoming weeks?
Come back and see me!
~Kara
9 comments:
I love your snowflakes! They are so pretty hanging in the window. I love the decorating, but I love the baking even more!
Kara...I love that it is snowing in your house...what a great idea....I, too, joined the Vintage Christmas Swap and am packing up my gift to my swap partner...this was my first swap too!
Your snowflakes look great! I am frugal as well....or try hard to be! I'm hoping to hang some ornaments made out of the Pottery Barn Christmas catalog tomorrow!
Of course - just give me a lil time to type it up and stuff....estimating tomorrow...:)
I'm with you girl - I like CHEAP! Those snowflakes look so cute hanging from a rod!
I love the snowflakes!! We rarely get snow down here, so I might have to make some of my own!!
I love cheap! I think that it's hald the fun to decorate with cheap decor! More of a challenge!
I am loving the neices gift. Please hurry and post the finished project! If it's what I think it is-I need to have one at my house for the christmas season. So-hurry up! :)
Hey girl! Love your snowflakes. I joined up for that swap too...sent mine out Monday...it was fun huh? cherry
The snowflakes look so great! Who cares if they are from Walmart? Adorable!
Carrie
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