
Don't you feel all Christmassy? With all this cold weather, wouldn't it be lovely to give the smalls a little gift, invite friends and family over, roast a huge bird and drink eggnog right now. I'd even go a little tinsel. In fact, I'm close to hauling a large conifer indoors, to decorate and fill the house with a fresh piney scent...

Showing some uncharacteristic restraint, we'll stick to some winter inspired crafts. I'm loving
Mariah's gorgeous site and found
this project filed under winter::making a pomander. Easy for the little ones, they smell beautiful and last for ages I'm told. A little bit of Christmas in July. Now, where did I see that egg nog recipe...
How gorgeous is that?! Great idea - they really do look fabulous... and I can almost smell them from here! :) K
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ReplyDeleteOoh, smells great too!
ReplyDeleteWe make pomanders every year for Christmas, and they are wonderful. Yours look so pretty with the ribbons.
ReplyDeleteWow I just had such strong flash back! That smell, that prickly feeling when you push those things into the fruit. Yours look lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I haven't seen this done before. A wonderful decoration for all year.
ReplyDeleteyou should host a winter feast. a x-mas feast without the burden of having to worry about presents to celebrate the season. just the thing for cold days. i'll come! hee hee.
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