We have finally started to have some Winter weather over the last few weeks and after Myffwyn's birthday which is on the first day of Winter for us, we changed our various Seasons displays to reflect this.
Our main season's table has some interesting snowmen and a wood elf perched up on the grapevine wreath wrapped in winter coloured ribbons with some red winter berries on it. Don't you just love that beautiful painted yellow moon up there with her?
As time goes by we will add some snowflakes and winter lights as well as a few other winter treats.
In the brick fire place we have Mother Earth with her little babies in a basket along with King Winter.
To keep them company we have Jack Frost along with Jill Frost and their adorable little frostlings. These have been dry needle felted and are very soft and lovely.
On another book case we have the pipe cleaner tree I made bare of any colour - neither leaves or blossoms and it looks very bare indeed without any colour.
Behind that we have a home made carved wooden tree that is polished with bees wax along with some Winter elements on a half circle display ring. These were made for me by our son a few years ago and painted by one of our girls for me. I especially love the pine tree that for me really speaks of Winter.
I am looking forward to creating more Winter memories with our younger children as we celebrate this most favoured season.
I am linking to Natural Suburbia for Creative Friday this week
Blessings to you and your homes,
- Keeper of the Hearth
- Traditions
- Liturgical
- Feasts of Jesus
- Feasts of Mary
- Saints
- Angels
- Advent
- Midnight Feast
- Christmas
- Epiphany
- 12 Days of Christmas
- Stir Up Sunday
- Madi Gras
- Shrove Tuesday
- Ash Wednesday
- Lent'
- Passiontide
- Palm Sunday
- Holy Week
- Triduum
- Good Friday
- Easter'
- Candlemas
- Ascension Day
- Pentecost
- Michalemas
- All Saints/All Souls
- Christ the King
- Stations of the Cross
- Liturgical Year
- Faith
- Feminine Arts
- Learning
- Season
- Books
- Saints
- Homesteading
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nice post thanks for sharing looking for to visit more...blessings
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