The wreath came from a big pine tree near the house, plus holly, rose-hips and such. The knocker seems to be a local thing as we've seen a few
The tree's decorated with crystals from old chandeliers (found at flea markets) and natural niceness, such as clove oranges for xmasy smells, pine cones and chestnuts and bits from around the house. There's also real gold thread with Swarovski crystals woven into it, courtesy of Lineapiu fancy yarn cards from Elaine's days in NYC
Very shiny and twinkly by night
Garland across the fireplace, with Aunty Mel's assistance
The wreath came from a big pine tree near the house, plus holly, rose-hips and such. The knocker seems to be a local thing as we've seen a few
The tree's decorated with crystals from old chandeliers (found at flea markets) and natural niceness, such as clove oranges for xmasy smells, pine cones and chestnuts and bits from around the house. There's also real gold thread with Swarovski crystals woven into it, courtesy of Lineapiu fancy yarn cards from Elaine's days in NYC
Very shiny and twinkly by night
Garland across the fireplace, with Aunty Mel's assistance
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Your Christmas Cheer looks so nice. Can you come here and help us out, we have not gotten to putting up the decorations yet. It is a little hard to get in to the spirit when it is 70 and sunny!
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