The first Christmas cookies of the season ("ugly sweater" cookies which we decorated with my brother and Brooke on Thanksgiving):
Mine was supposed to be a flamingo with a hat. I couldn't quite get the proportions right (I'm not especially gifted with icing) so I'm gonna say it's a fat, red, Christmas duck. Sure, why not?
Christmas must be close at hand, as my family's traditional spritz cookies have also appeared.
Mine was supposed to be a flamingo with a hat. I couldn't quite get the proportions right (I'm not especially gifted with icing) so I'm gonna say it's a fat, red, Christmas duck. Sure, why not?
Christmas must be close at hand, as my family's traditional spritz cookies have also appeared.
Sprinkles go on the trees:
Finished cookie plate for the in-laws (with camels!):
On my request, Steve wandered all over a local tree farm with me to find our perfect tannenbaum.
... the first tree that I liked, which we spotted about five minutes after arrival. I promised Steve that next year we could limit our tree search to a smaller geographic area. Fortunately, he's a good sport.
Definitely a farm with a view:
Steve's phone says that we walked three miles before settling on...... the first tree that I liked, which we spotted about five minutes after arrival. I promised Steve that next year we could limit our tree search to a smaller geographic area. Fortunately, he's a good sport.
Tree decorated and lit (accompanying penguin carolers my brother gave me on top of the secretary desk):
More decorations:
A sample of my micro-decorating, the golden armadillo dons a fur hat and stole (as one does), wire tree is decorated with tiny antique ornaments from my grandparents:Traditional festive cardboard safari:
Not even R2 is safe from decorations:
1 comment:
Love the stole and hat! So cute!
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