Here are some additional plant (and other) materials I spotted this year:apples
pinecone
sumac
lemons
playing cards
winterberry
oyster shells
scissors
globe thistle
cockscomb
Chinese lantern
coffee mug
cotton
One of my favorite buildings to see decorations is a little house behind the shoemaker's shop, not far from Market Square. For the past several years it's featured decorations made with baked goods. This year was a cat and mouse theme.
Last year was a fish theme,
and 2006 was sheep. If you visit, you should definitely look for this house!
lemons
playing cards
winterberry
oyster shells
scissors
globe thistle
cockscomb
Chinese lantern
coffee mug
cotton
One of my favorite buildings to see decorations is a little house behind the shoemaker's shop, not far from Market Square. For the past several years it's featured decorations made with baked goods. This year was a cat and mouse theme.
Last year was a fish theme,and 2006 was sheep. If you visit, you should definitely look for this house!
5 comments:
What a collection of wreaths!! wow. I like the cat and mouse one too. There was also one on the slideshow that was magnolia leaves, lotus pods and thistle (or soemthing similar) that I really liked.
So you started this crazy blogging the same time I did? :-)
excellent pics. I honestly do have a soft spot for ephemeral decorative squirrel food – surprised these wreaths weren’t already gnawed on while you were still photographing them. and no, I’m not even going to get wound up about the invasive species seeds on them. ;) awesome set. any magazine wouldn't even come close. thank you!!!!
Thanks for the comments!
Janet, there must have been a blogging virus going around last December...
Native Plant Girl, I'm glad you're not worked up about the non-natives, Christmas is already stressful enough!
Fantastic! I looked at the entire photostream. Such great ideas for decor. Beautiful shots, too.
Thanks Jennifer!
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