Hello Sweet Friends,
How are you doing???
Better than me I hope!!
The last 10 days have been crazy....
feeling good one
minute/ or hour or two, then the next feeling
bad again! Every time I think I'm coming out
of the woods with this stuff it just rears it's
ugly head again!! I have been feeling good
for 2 fun events and bad for 2 others, so
didn't get to attend those. It's a bummer,
but honestly I felt so bad I didn't really
care............
Remember I told you that my daughter
and I made a cute and easy craft while
she was here..........well, here are the
ones I kept. I thought for sure that I
took a pic of all of them, but can't find
them anywhere. Already gave 6 of
them away..........but here are 2 of
then I have left. We found this lil
hat in my stash.....my daughter was
gonna take these but then I found
some blue gingham ribbon and
we made 2 with that and she liked
them so well, she decided to take
them and thought I should keep
these.............so I did.........
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/christmas-ideas/a42045/snowman-dollar-store-candles/
When I saw the video I never
saw the list of supplies somehow.
So sort of had to figure it out
myself....but was pleased with the
outcome. the hardest thing was
finding black twisty ties.
myself....but was pleased with the
outcome. the hardest thing was
finding black twisty ties.
Some people call them candy bag
tie wraps. Anyway, it was a really
cute, fun, inexpensive and easy craft
to do.............and one that would be
good to do with older children.
Here are 2 of the others.
They went home with lil darling
as she has been admiring them
on the kitchen table for the last
week or so...............
Here are the ones my daughter
decided to keep.
We used permanent black and orange
markers to do the faces, and I would
recommend drawing the faces near a
sink, so if you mess up you can just
quickly rinse it off and redry and do
it again.............
So have fun............
Started this post last night and am
feeling better today, so very thank-
ful for that!!
Christmas Blessings,
Nellie
Sharing with:
The Dedicated House
Stone Gable
Oh My Heartsie Girl
Saavy Southern Style
Shabby Art Boutique
Life and Linda
Oh My Heartsie girl
A Stroll thru Life
Here are 2 of the others.
They went home with lil darling
as she has been admiring them
on the kitchen table for the last
week or so...............
Here are the ones my daughter
decided to keep.
We used permanent black and orange
markers to do the faces, and I would
recommend drawing the faces near a
sink, so if you mess up you can just
quickly rinse it off and redry and do
it again.............
So have fun............
Started this post last night and am
feeling better today, so very thank-
ful for that!!
Christmas Blessings,
Nellie
Sharing with:
The Dedicated House
Stone Gable
Oh My Heartsie Girl
Saavy Southern Style
Shabby Art Boutique
Life and Linda
Oh My Heartsie girl
A Stroll thru Life
Very cute snowmen!!! I'm sure children would love making them too! I know as an adult I always loved doing the activities i had for my kindergartners when I taught! In the moment, I was just as much a "kid" as they were, ha! Love you, Susan
ReplyDeleteReally clever....
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling back to normal soon.
So hard to be sick during The Season!
Thanks Susan,
ReplyDeletewe thought so.....and yes, I am sure older kids would have a lot of fun doing them.
Love and blessngs,
Nellie
Hi Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteNice to hear from you, and hope this finds you enjoying the Christmas season.....
I thought the snowmen were clever too, but can't take any credit for that, since it came
from Good housekeeping ideas. but we sure had fun doing them.
Am feeling a bit better but not quite there yet....I am so thankful for my hubby as he
has done so much to take the pressure off me.......... as he knows I love doing all the
Christmas things that I normally do........but he has done a phenomenal job of helping
which has made it a bit easier to say the least.......
Hope you and your family all have a Wonderful time celebrating Jesus' Birthday.
Love and Blessings,
Nellie