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I realized that there were way too much work with the mushroom cards I made earlier so I came up with this new idea. And that was so much faster to make! I used gray, brown and black felt, printed the stars on felt and backed up with old pages from a dictionary (english-finnish) by sewing. Simple yet quite lovely, I have to admit.
Christmas decorations inside Biltmore House in Asheville, NC. Plan a visit at www.romanticasheville.com/biltmorechristmas.htm
My 2006 advent calendar (home made)
To do it :
You need a branch of tree with some dry leaves on, a big glass, some rocks, some red paper (with a nice color inside too), some golden stickers (star shape or christmas tree shape), a pencil with a golden mine, some little christmas balls (golden and red ones there), a needle and a spool of golden or yellow thread.
0. Put the branch of the tree in the glass, maintain it with rocks.
1. Cut 24 rectangular shapes in the red paper, with different sizes.
2. Roll each of them to get a cone shape, fix your rolled paper with a sticker or two.
3. Write on each cone a number from 1 to 24
4. Do a lace with the needle and the thread to suspend each cone in the "tree". You can do the node around the branch section, it's easier to not alter the leaves.
5. You can now hang (? suspend ?) the christmas balls or other ornaments in the tree.
6. You can hide some little words or some little sweets or chocolates in the cones.
Happy Christmas !
At the office (hence poor quality cell phone pic): Fresh goodies in vintage goodies :) Coffee in Pyrex Holly Days mug, Christmas cookies in a Fire King bowl, and mini candy canes in a Glasbake/Lipton soup mug.
Christmas Sticker Play - Virginia shows off her first tooth lost today while she and her brother Clark have fun making Christmas decorations and artwork at grandma's house. iPhone 4S photo
Scrappy Christmas Tree skirt, the stars are outline quilted & there are star outlines quilting the white portion, as well. Sentiments of the season are embroidered around the calico border.
Just something quick, seasonal and colourful from a few days away from Flickr. Poinsettia (aka "Euphorbia Pulcherrima" or "Noche Buena") with bright natural backlighting through greenhouse windows. Catching up now. Hope everyone is very well.
Christmas Plaid card with a video. More info here thecreatcorner.blogspot.dk/2016/11/christmas-plaid-backgr...
At the traditional Vienna Magic of Advent, the Rathausplatz becomes a shining fairytale land. The 150 or so sales stands offer Christmas gifts, Christmas tree decorations, sweets and warming drinks. The trees of the surrounding City Hall park are festively decorated and radiate in a sea of lights. There are lots of offers here for children in particular.
Not far away is the Christmas village on Maria-Theresien-Platz, situated between the Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum. 70 stands offering traditional handicrafts and original gift ideas are set up here during Advent. The romantic Christmas village in the Old AKH is also a popular meeting point during the run-up to Christmas, especially for the younger crowd. There are also two areas for playing “ice stock sport”, an Alpine game similar to curling, right in the Christmas village.
The Old Viennese Christmas Market on Freyung in the city center is committed to tradition. A Christmas market was held here as early as 1772; today, it is a place to buy handicrafts, glass decorations, traditional cribs and ceramics. Festive Advent music can be heard on the square from 16:00. Top-quality handicrafts can also be purchased a couple of steps further along at the Am Hof Advent Market.
The cultural and Christmas market in front of Schönbrunn Palace offers romance in front of an imperial backdrop, and is converted into a New Year's market after Christmas. The atmospheric market offers traditional handicrafts, hand-made Christmas decorations, Christmas concerts and an extensive children's program, including Christmas workshop. The Christmas Village at Belvedere Palace enjoys an impressive baroque background. The unique palace gardens provide an ideal site for a tranquil Christmas market.
Children in particular also really appreciate the Christmas Market on Karlsplatz. In addition to an extensive children’s program, the market is above all noted for handicrafts. There are also numerous stalls full of artisans’ wares in the idyllic tiny alleyways at the Christmas Market on Spittelberg and numerous other vendors with unique culinary gift ideas.
Entertainment is the word at the winter market on Riesenradplatz. There are children's adventure rides, musical live acts and a humorous show program here until 6 January. The Christmas market at Stephansplatz focusses on contemplation and tradition, with 26 booths offering high-quality products from Austria.
An Imperial and Royal Christmas Market will be held on Michaelerplatz this year for the first time. Austrian producers, some of whom are descendants of former Imperial and Royal Court Suppliers, will offer their high-quality goods in radiantly white market booths.
Early christmas market in vienna, wonderful illuminated in front of the town hall. This image was taken at the 18th of november 07. View On Black
Recorded with a Nikon D50, Sigma 18-200/3,5-6,3 DC.
Familiar faces to some of you, The Goddess and The Princess make a rare Flickr appearance as they pass the time waiting for Christmas Dinner.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays, everyone!
I'm spending my X'mas at home since my family don't really celebrate it lol. But I get to finish Kaze and my Ryun:R's face-ups <3 I messed up Kaze's eyebrows for the 3rd time, what is wrong with me? XD
I'll be offering free face-up commission soon :3
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If anyone is interested, (or maybe not... OTL) head on over to my website for all the info! I'm not sure when will I officially open it though :|