I've been busy this week! I went back to work this week after having the last 10 days off. So there was lots to catch up on. A flurry of emails, snail mail, book orders, etc. etc.
Last Sunday Mike and I helped the kids get moved into their new house. Holly was very sick with a stomach bug, so she was benched at our house on the couch. But, we got it done, and I also got the boxes unpacked for the kitchen and everything put away. Then I've also been busy helping do curtains for the kitchen and bathroom. Best part was Holly finally felt better by the next day.
Then, after the big move, and work, I've been trying to get our house decorated. I have to share a few of my favorite Christmas stitches.
I have more Christmas stitching that I haven't shared. I think it's so much fun to see pictures of your homes decorated for the holidays.
Here's a shot of our tree. Many of the ornaments I've made but many others are from exchanges with our stitching group.
One last snow globe, on our kitchen table.
Melody very much enjoyed the tour. Your green and white ornament is so pretty. Also really like the PS stitch done on black linen.
ReplyDeleteYou have some very pretty Christmas stitching.
ReplyDeleteLove the Snowglobes too.
Marilyn
How pretty. The first piece i have done my self and is hanging on my cross stitch tree. Tis the season for lots of smiles.
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas stitching is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful decorating. I do like the bag with the winter greenery.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your decorating! So many beautiful ornaments, and such lovely decorations! Glad your DD's stomach bug didn't last long. Those are no fun at all.
ReplyDeleteIt was wonderful seeing all your Christmas stitching! That Santa tree inspires me. Yours is not too big. I think I could handle that.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed it very much! I love all the different ornaments everyone has displayed... so inspiring! Today I'm going to put up my trees! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love to see everyone's decorations and the ornaments that they have chosen to stitch and all the beautiful projects! LOVE LOVE LOVE yours!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so festive and pretty. You know I love anything Prairie Schooler. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteJudy in Colorado
I see lots of PS finishes in this post, so I have a big smile on my face, Melody! I love the way you finished those two larger PS pieces without framing--will have to remember that for a seasonal finish :)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks lovely--enjoy the countdown to Christmas...
lovely hand stitched decorations!
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching :)
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