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| Stringing garland and hanging ornaments originated as a way to keep tiny, curious people, (aka children) away from my glass antique replica ornaments. I continue to enjoy the way it dresses up the living room. |
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| This nativity is felt hand puppets, made at a Relief Society Super Saturday activity in Virginia in 2001. |
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| I was delighted to find a holy family ornament one year at an after Christmas clearance sale. |
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| A beautiful ceramic nativity set that I bought when I was single. TopDad brought me a gorgeous Poinsettia from the Agriculture class at his school. |
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| A holy family on a throw pillow (please don't throw the pillow!) makes this little library corner special. |
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| L-R: Glass bas relief nativity with votive candle; (back) framed print, (front) mini nativity; glass nativity set of holy family and three wise men; (back) Angel Moroni; (front) stuffed fabric manger and Baby Jesus. (Someday I'll get the rest of the figures done.) |
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| Wreath was a gift made by my older sister; manger and Baby Jesus (my favorite!) You can read about it here. |
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| Even the side of my fridge is decorated with a nativity! |
P.S. We do have a tree, I just neglected to take a picture of it!
Merry Christmas! I have some "I'll finish someday" nativity figures, too.
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