…or Santy Says have a Thrifty Christmas.
I’ve got tons of cheap little wooden ornaments and some pretty funky Santa Clauses from the thrift store. What to do with them all? Santy said “Make yerself a wreath.” So I did, but it did require some investment. I needed spray paint for the knobs I salvaged from my kitchen cupboards and a wreath frame.
Sadly I also had to buy the pine-cones. The smallest one I could find in my yard is about eight inches high. I found wire in a drawer and the kitschy little wooden fellow and bears in my thrifty Christmas collection.
I had to bushwhack in the lot across the road for my greenery. I think it is local cedar. This area of Florida used to have so much cedar that they built a pencil factory here. Long gone now, and I had to brave the wilds to find the one tree which I could gently prune.
And there you have it. All for under ten dollars. Thankfully I am not too picky about symmetry.
And next year I’ll only need to supply the greenery.
© Judy Parsons 2019
Fabulous, wish you were closer, I need a buddy who likes doing these things. Merry Christmas my friend
Thanks Dianne, crafting definitely is more fun with two. And wine. Hmm let me think about it; freezing rain, freezing drizzle, freezing fog or sun and 28 degrees. I feel privileged to be able to escape the Northern winters but I do miss my kind, funny, and creative friends.