Friday, December 27, 2013

Staring at my tree...



 Ola Rosselot made this beauty, along with the next 2 snowmen...



Sandy Morgan made this pineapple block...it is TINY!


 I made this reindeer 100 years ago...at least...


I also made the next 4...





Barb Flynn made cinnamon "cookies" for everyone in my family...


When I worked in the research lab, a good friend Chen and his family made these beautiful origami lucky ball ornaments...



Cheryl Grajewski made the woven heart...


Chris Jones made Frosty...


I made the chicks a couple of years ago from egg shells and pompoms...


I made these up several years ago...I call them "Alabama reindeer" - they are made from raw peanuts...


Jo Watson made me a Weasley ornament...


Marilyn Agin made this crocheted snowman...


I am honored to have one of Ellen Taylor's whimsical Santa's (with a blown egg for a head)...


And Judy Endres made the next two...



Then a couple from Margit McPhee...



Marilyn Lange made the cardinal...


MaryLiz made the folded ball...


I made the next five...






My tree is very eclectic, which I LOVE...lots of variety and lots of homemade by me or by friends.  I love to just sit and stare...

In stitches,
Teresa  :o)

11 comments:

  1. I much prefer homemade ornaments - whether self made or gifted. My tree only has handmade as well as my daughter carries that tradition.

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  2. Hand made ornaments tell such a wonderful story.

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  3. Thanks for sharing a trip down memory lane. They are the best!

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  4. What a delight seeing all the hand made ornaments. Memories with each one whether you made it or someone else.

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  5. What glorious ornaments!! And lucky you to have them all on your tree.

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  6. You have some beautiful decorations.

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  7. How wonderful to look at your tree and see all that love. That is what makes Christmas so special - the love! Hope you had a really good one.

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  8. Very cute ornaments. I recognize one of your friends, but I would never have guessed she made an ornament. You learn something every day. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Theresa I am amazed at your cool ornaments and so many memories for you of those that love you enough to make a handmade gift! Lovely! thanks for sharing with us :)

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