Couldn’t settle on a Christmas themed print so I went with this Chinese Take-out print instead. Made from a thrifted pattern from back in the day when patterns only cost 50 cents.
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From the monthly archives:
December 2008
I see “Making Stuff: Doll Clothes” in my future. Until then, thank you to Terri’s Touch Etsy shop for creating such great historical outfits that fit “those dolls”
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On Christmas Eve, we headed down to the town of Naples to check out the legendary lights on the water.
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Just in case making breakfast in bed for their mother on Christmas Eve wasn’t enough to secure their spot on the “nice list”, the girls left Santa a note stating their case as well as a plate of cookies and a glass of chocolate milk (“because everyone else will just be leaving plain milk”).
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The hand-drawn ornaments of 2008.top row: Santa and a penguin by Pumpkin age 3bottom row: gift, Rudolph and Tree by Princess age 6
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Well it hasn’t been a tradition, but from now on, it certainly will be. Hopefully next year we’ll be able to round up a few more neighborhood kids to join us. We’ll need more tambourines.
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Today the girls realized that it’s really quite fun to play Santa while you wait for Santa.
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The Muppet Christmas CarolI had forgotten how much I love the Muppets.
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The category: Christmas SymbolsFor 600 points the answer is: A symbol of the never ending nature of Christ’s love- having no beginning and no end. And because I was playing this jeopardy game with a group of children ages 3-11, I added this extra hint: It’s the shape of a circle …
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