
one: A Paper Holiday Village. Claudine Hellmuth caught my eye a couple of years ago when I first saw her collages. I think they're quirky and fun (my sister thinks they're creepy). These houses are super cute. In all honesty, I will probably never make them. I will just hold on to the link and think that someday I will.
two: This one is from Molly Irwin. I love stars and I love stick stars even more. Today you can take a walk with your kids and gather sticks to make these stars. They're fun and easy and then you can hang them on your tree. Easy peasy. F.Y.I: I have made these. It is easy... I just liked Molly's photo better. Her stars are bigger!

Speaking of Christmas spirit. We had an angel drop by our house last night... A phone call + a message to look out on the porch + a mini tree dressed up with money = a huge blessing for us. We've had a lot of little (well some are not so little) things taking a huge toll on our financials this year and, well... whoever did this for us... Wow!
Spread the joy in whatever way you can.
Enjoy the Journey!
Wow a money tree? Thats fabulous. Your ideas are so cute to. How do you find time to be so creative with a baby and two other kids? You amaze me!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a great thing! There will always be blessings when you're as good as you and *B* - check me out not using the name!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE the stick stars. Totally do-able. And the people are creepy!
Oh - and do you have the yardstick poem? I'm totally doing that for my neighbors this year. :0)
Cute stars, I think I will have to remember to collect sticks all year and make those next year for my Christmas ornaments! Thanks for all your fun ideas.
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