
Creating Christmas at The
Muma's was slow to start. I don't know what was going on for me. My grandson's were coming for an
overnight, so this grandma had to get with it. The tree went
up and lights were added. I am the
decorator at our house, so I cherish each ornament and all the memories they
conquer up. Do you have special ornaments with a memory? I know I do.

The snow man globe in the back ground is from a walking event of which I got second place.
Remember this is why we celebrate Christmas!




A new grouping this year. The light actually won't be hanging this low, I am waiting for Roger to hang it up higher, but I liked the glow, so I chose to capture the moment. The bark basket was made by my friend Erin, the carved Eagle was bought in a park along the
Kootenai River in Idaho, on one of our journeys to Montana.

A
menagerie of snowman. A visit in November to
Anthropologie, I saw these snow globes, being a creative person, I thought I can do that. The rest is history. I don't seem to make just one of anything. The production started, first for ourselves, then for gifts and then to sale at my shop, I can tell you there were a lot of
recipients of these
whimsical creations.

A little closer view. Below you will see some of the other snow globes I made. You will be able to tell I had so much fun.









Now how can you not smile at this snowman face?

I have a great variety of aprons, so I change them up with each season, I do gravitate to favorites. I wonder do you have a favorite apron? Perhaps a special memory?
Oh so beautiful. I wish you blessings for 2012
ReplyDeleteI still love your photos so much.
You are quite a decorator.
Your snow globes are precious. Your home looks warm and inviting. Hope to see you soon in the new year,
ReplyDeleteAnnette