Last night I continued on my ATC journey but haven't had time to take more
pictures of the next 10 or so cards I finished. What a project!! No doubt that
creating so many things in a short span of time was a real exercise in artistic
stamina! So for today, I just wanted to feature the rest of my Hometown Holidays
pieces. I really don't create a lot of things that are truly seasonal but these seemed to speak
Christmas or winter to me although they are something that you can feature all year long.
Holidays--I hope to make mine a bit more simple this year. How about you?
It seems that things have just gotten so commercialized that we loose sight of what the true meaning behind the season.
I do love cooking and baking though for the season. Looking for recipes, coming up with menus for my little get togethers which are really little and I cook way too much just because I want to try so many new things.
My boys like getting elbow deep in the cookie dough, driving around town and looking at the lights-it's the small moments that create the big memories, just being together is what it's all about. I just have to figure out where to go with my art supplies so we can have a holiday dinner at the same table..lol.
Hope you have a creative day!
3 comments :
Wow, such a fun whimsical style! Thanks for sharing. Hugs
Hey! Guess what I was reading at Barnes and Nobles the other evening over a peppermint mocha? Umm yes! Your article!!!!! Congraturadicalations!
I like these and yes they do seem to have a Christmas season feel to them. Hey you posted about buy stroage bins. USe them to store those art supplies stacked under the table. A good fell sweep on say the 25th, a no art zone on the 26th, besides you'll be cooking anyway and then the table is cleared and ready for dinner on the 27th. There you go a plan for having dinner all at the same table.
Have a great holiday season.
:-)
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