Even though Christmas is only 4 days away (yikes!)
it's not too late to make a few last minute unique gifts.
With the clock ticking we'd better bet started especially as today
is the Winter Solstice with the shortest day(light) of the year.
is the Winter Solstice with the shortest day(light) of the year.
If you have a damaged quilt consider repurposing
the 'good parts' into adorable accent pieces.
This is an unusual idea but I like it:
Framed quilt squares make beautiful gifts.
Now for a few photos of my own Christmas repurposing!
This little fella' and the stockings below have been
a part of our family's Christmas for over 30 years.
What's old is new again!
I like to hang wreaths throughout the house:
This is a fishy wreath I made using refrigerator fish magnets
and bits and pieces I snuck out of Bob's tackle box:
Remember Rusty? He's the Steam Punk dog given to me by BFF Lisa:
We put him to work organizing the Christmas cards we've received.
Have a great Monday even if it doesn't involve repurposing!
This little fella' and the stockings below have been
a part of our family's Christmas for over 30 years.
What's old is new again!
I like to hang wreaths throughout the house:
This is a fishy wreath I made using refrigerator fish magnets
and bits and pieces I snuck out of Bob's tackle box:
We put him to work organizing the Christmas cards we've received.
Have a great Monday even if it doesn't involve repurposing!
Forget Christmas, I want to make some of these for me!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post today.
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
I love the stockings, what a great idea. Great for the Grandchildren next year. Have a great Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHi Jan, I love that fishermans wreath, I think I'll have to make one for my fisherman, haha. That'll surprise him.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas.
Diana