Our first Christmas card is up for display, actually, its a Thanksgiving card, they are way on top of it!
And to add a little festive JOY, I added these little pinwheels we made at the Get ‘er Done event!
November 2011
Our first Christmas card is up for display, actually, its a Thanksgiving card, they are way on top of it!
And to add a little festive JOY, I added these little pinwheels we made at the Get ‘er Done event!






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So here is a list of the other vendors and all their info, and a few pictures of the items that they will be selling.





















I think this will make a great baby shower gift! It will be for sale at our Holiday Shoppe!
Do you love the B pillow? Me too! Remember our fabulous guest blogger yesterday? She makes these beauties and you can find them here.
Have a great weekend!
Coley



The first step is of course to gather your supplies. You will need:
Next you will take you two filters and pin them to the wreath.
And it’s pretty much as simple as that. Keep folding and pinning, filling in all the open spaces.
It took me a whole package of coffee filters to cover a small wreath. I would defiantly recommend getting two packages if you are going to be making a larger wreath.
After a while you will get something like this. Ready to have a ribbon added and hung on the walls of your home. Give it a go, it really is an inexpensive and easy project that looks really nice.
All you have to do is trace around the clothespin on your paper. Then cut out the little strips. Once you have done this, spread a thin layer of modge podge on the clothespin & lay down your strip of paper on the clothespin & finish with one more thin layer of modge podge over the paper. The modge podge dries clear, so it is ok to put it on the top of the paper. But by putting a layer of the modge podge on top of the paper it will help seal all the edges down. If you do not put the layer on top the paper tends to roll up. It’s as simple as that. Let the clothespins dry.