I think this is the last lot of Christmas photos. I guess that means I'll have to find new stuff to write about - maybe even make some new stuff - it's always a bit of a challenge to get back into the crafting after the holiday season, somehow I never know where to start when faced with a clean slate and no Christmas tasks!
I've started the New Year by changing to the new post editor on Blogger - so we'll see how that works out - I may well scuttle back to the old and familiar one quite quickly though!
Anyway here are a few Christmas pics
This is our tree on Christmas morning, complete with the stockings I made years ago and which are now looking a bit tired. I wonder if I'll remember that and make new ones in time for Christmas 2010?
Next up is a close up of the parcels under the tree from the other side - if you look closely you can see some of the decorations I made to pretty up the parcels
Christmas dinner in our family is just not complete without Yorkshire Puddings. I always open the oven door with my fingers crossed and breathe a sigh of relief when they come out like they did this time - not bad, eh?
This is Happy Me when I found my wonderful iPod Touch in the last parcel Hubby gave me. I just love it to bits! I'm also "modelling" the gorgeous new pashmina that was in another package. Spoiled? moi?
Ok, next up is the pizza-box style box I made to present niece Izzy's gift in - I'd much rather use a box for giving squishy, difficult to wrap gifts as they always look like a dog's breakfast just wrapped in paper, don't they? This one was for a little Radley purse so worth concealing the contents for a little while longer.
Thanks to Gez for sharing the original instructions for this one during a cyber crop - I changed the measurements etc to fit the purse and it worked out pretty well.
Papers are lovely MME "Pretty Please" (I think)
Crikey, it's getting colder and colder, I think I might have to give the heating a boost in a minute. I hope you're all managing to stay safe and warm today, I'm just hoping that the snow that so much of the UK is covered with at the moment stays away - we only got rid of the remnants of the pre-Christmas snow we had here last Wednesday. I can do without the stuff.
Yeah, yeah, call me a misery-guts if you like but I'd prefer just to see it on TV hehe
Right, I really do need to make a start on some craft stuff so I'm off.
Back soon
now that's what I call a yorkshire pudding!
ReplyDeleteYour tree is gorgeous - it has photographed really well too - looks all twinkly.
Aww Thank you for sharing your Chrimbo hun ... that box is divine ... is my Radley purse in a beautiful box in the post??? Is it???? huh??? is it???
ReplyDeleteLove that box, I shall have to look up the instructions.
ReplyDeleteYou really were spoilt and quite rightly too.
Wish my puds came out looking like that Kathy!
ReplyDeleteLove the little box and I bet Izzy love the contence of it too.
Sue
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Great Puds Kathy - Marky's the Pud master in our house! That box is gorgeous too - a fab box for an extra fab prezzy. I never know if I'm glad or sad to see the back of Christmas. I just know I'm struggling to get back into crafting mode!
ReplyDeleteLove Lynda xxx
Cor lovely puddings!! Do I need an Ipod touch then? And my, how clean and tidy your house is, are you superwoman? Am finally considering a bit of crafting for more than 20 mins this afternon...just waiting for my room to warm up a bit!
ReplyDeleteyour tree is beautiful kathy :) your yorkshires look good too :) and that little box is define:)
ReplyDeleteWOW just look at those yorkshires!!!!!!!!! Its lovely to see these pics hon xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos, I just love your tasteful, beautifully wrapped pressies. I think I need to come and take lessons from you.
ReplyDeleteYour Yorkshires look delicious, do you have them cold with sugar as well, or am I just strange!!!!
Your little box is beautiful.
Shall I send you some of our snow, we woke to about 5 inches this morning!!!
Happy Crafting
Lisax
Great puds Kathy, good to see some of your cooking as I know you are very good at it.
ReplyDeleteYour gifts look lovely, both the ones you wrapped and the ones you received. That's a really good photo of you, you suit that red.
Fabaroo box and those yorkshires look so yummy (I have to confess that we gave them a miss this year, but seeing yours has made my mouth water) x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Ove the gift box....and a stunning model :)
ReplyDeleteThe first tree photo looks like one you would see in those house magazines iyswim :)
Hiya chuck. happy new year. thanks for sharing these lovely pics. The tree looked gorgeous, fab looking deccy bits on the gifts - well done you. Love yorkshire puds, especially when they look like that lol.
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Mel X