Welcome to the 18th day of the Advend Calendar Blog Hop and all thanks to Jo for arranging it. :)
Let me start with this years Christmas stitching:
As a child I wouldn't see the tree no earlier then Christmas Day. With the gifts under it. When my kids were little, we would set up the tree together on Christmas Eve but no gifts to be seen until Christmas Day.
When seeing today a picture of a beautiful sunset, a memory came alive that I would love to share with you. Every time when the sky was showing those beautiful orange colors, my mother would tell me: Look Gabi - the angels are baking cookies for Christmas. And I truly believed that and I LOVED those skys. I told my kids the same story. And they too stared in admiration to the sky. Cookies!!!!
Let me start with this years Christmas stitching:
Merry Christmas to Eve
Designer: With Thy Needle and Thread
Recommended WDW and Gentle Art threads
Linen: 36ct Lakeside Linen Vintage Sand Dune
instead of music paper I used fabric with a musical print
Noel Sampler
Designer: Primitive Needleworks
Linen: 36ct Lakeside Linen Vintage Sand Dune
Recommended DMC
Also started, but only one finished:
Prairie Schooler - Songs of the Season
32ct Belfast from PTP in the color Fog
recommended DMC
And then there arrived a Christmas Spider at my door, who resides now in the tree. Gracie sent this little friend and I'm delighted to welcome him in our tree. Isn't it a gorgeous little thing? Thank you so much Gracie.
The theme for this year's blog hop is "Stocking, Sack or Something else?"
Something else would be the answer for me.
These days we set the tree up up early December. And shortly after that I start adding the gifts under the tree. The presents give it a festive look, which I love. Somehow it's a bit of a pity that they will be unwrapped on Christmas.
When seeing today a picture of a beautiful sunset, a memory came alive that I would love to share with you. Every time when the sky was showing those beautiful orange colors, my mother would tell me: Look Gabi - the angels are baking cookies for Christmas. And I truly believed that and I LOVED those skys. I told my kids the same story. And they too stared in admiration to the sky. Cookies!!!!
Wishing you and your loved ones a very blessed Christmas