So a wreath on the front door will have to do...
Sorry about the less than brilliant photos, but today, all I've been thinking about is Jane's operation...wishing, hoping, praying that it all goes brilliantly well.
Monday, December 20, 2010
a frou-frou christmas wreath...and wishes for Jane!
I'm not decorating this year for two reasons: I just had the living room painted and I'm enjoying its pristineness (yes of course that's a word!) and we're all heading off to various places for Christmas and goodness knows what the vampire slayer would do with a tree while we weren't here :)
So a wreath on the front door will have to do...
made from these...
a wreath loaned by my friend Chris (I have one the same...we bought them at Ikea years ago...but I only have a vague idea where I've stashed mine), three feather boas from Homebase and a hot pink peacock decoration from Big W.
It did look like the great chicken massacre of 2010 had taken place on the dining table while I was in the process of putting this together though! There's something a bit perverse about a feather wreath at Christmas don't you think...probably why I like it!
But in a more traditional vein, the peace clay tags I made a week or so ago found a home on this mirror.
Sorry about the less than brilliant photos, but today, all I've been thinking about is Jane's operation...wishing, hoping, praying that it all goes brilliantly well.
And yes indeed, there will be moon wishing going on tonight in Canberra.
So a wreath on the front door will have to do...
Sorry about the less than brilliant photos, but today, all I've been thinking about is Jane's operation...wishing, hoping, praying that it all goes brilliantly well.
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Love the frou frou, Kerry. I'm also thinking of Jane... she will be okay... maybe it's all done by now? Oooh, it's just too hard to think about!!! x
ReplyDeleteLots of moon watching tonight from here too. I do hope all is going well if wishes and prayers work she will be fine.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink frou frou you really do come up with the most amazing things. They shouldn't work...but they always do...and divinely!!
Love and Christmas thoughts to you xx J
The great chicken massacre of 2010 came off brilliantly Kerry! And yes, Jane has been swirling through my thoughts all day too. Jxx
ReplyDeleteYour wreath looks great Kerry, I like the quirkiness of it. I have been thinking of Jane today, I hope her surgery went well:)
ReplyDeleteWow, they are utterly beautiful - I'm in love x
ReplyDeleteI love it Kerry - I am not a fan of the traditional wreath so anything other than the norm is a hit in my books :) I hope all went well for Jane today xo If I don't get in touch with you before have a very Merry Christmas and New Year filled with laughter and love and hopefully I will catch up with you in the New Year! Take care - love from us all xoxo Kim
ReplyDeleteI love anything girlie like this wreath! Thanks for sharing (: Just lovely
ReplyDeleteJane's been on my mind too. Love your clay tags Kerry and great wreath!
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath!
ReplyDeleteJane will come flying through ... everyone has her top-of-mind ... I think there are prayers and good wishes flying about all over the place in the ethos.
Oh Kerry, how many boas were sacrificed for your gorgeous wreath!! Lovely sentiments for Jane.
ReplyDeleteMillie x
Love the wreath Kerry! Very glamourous! Thoughts are with Jane too xx
ReplyDeleteLoving the frou frou and gazing at the moon tonight.
ReplyDeleteMy mother and I made a feather wreath when I was younger that I absolutely loved. We got Turkey feathers from a Turkey farm, died them white, and inserted them in a styrofoam wreath. Then we hung a huge red bow on it. It was beautiful! I wanted to make another one, but wasn't sure where to get the feathers. Your boa idea is brilliant! I love it. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteHi Kerry, hope you have a wonderful Christmas! Love, Emma.
ReplyDeleteI made a feather wreath like this last year, and if you thought it was great chicken massacre this year, wait until it has been stored away for a year. The vampire slayer would love it! Looks so lovely on your door.
ReplyDeleteI too hope Jane's OK - such sobering events.
Love your wreath..so cute.. also some moon watching across the land of Oz tonight..beautiful thoughts..take care Kym X
ReplyDeleteThere was some moon wishing in Le Petit Village last night as well :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd that wreath is fab Kerry! x
Oh, Kerry, you're so creative. Bravo you. Loving the tags - we'll finish ours tomorrow! And fab moon photo - it's been too cloudy in Hobart this week. I can't get Jane out of my head...J x
ReplyDeleteJuju wreath with a touch of glam - I love it! I've been thinking of Jane too, and let's hope last night's eclipse was extra powerful for sending strength and support. Have a great day sweet, but in case you need more feathers - hands off my chooks! K xx
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