For the past several months I have been replacing the print in this frame with a new quote for whatever month it is and then we have been offering it as a free download. This month I wasn’t going to do one because I figured I would use either a Christmas verse or hymn but then I decided to go ahead and do one anyway so that we can offer the full 12 months of them and that way December wouldn’t be missing.
Today I am guest-posting over at Traci’s for part of her “Simple and Inexpensive Christmas” series. I am showing several of the cardstock projects I have done for Christmas decorating this year and thought I would share a tutorial here on how I made the most recent one.
Before I tell you about this super exciting giveaway, I have to give a quick disclaimer about yesterday’s post. We didn’t actually get any concerned comments on the blog but we did get a couple of texts wondering about it. Don’t worry! We would never have let Lola just sit on the top of Jason’s Jeep like that.
You’ve all seen the wonders that Jenni can create for her holiday photographs, but what you may not know is that our family has a bit of a history when it comes to Christmas cards, and as a general rule of thumb, the goal had always been to make each year’s photo increasingly more bizarre than the last.
To celebrate Lillian Annabel’s third birthday (which is actually this Thursday, but we celebrated it over Thanksgiving because my family was in town) we threw a little pink Cinderella themed party per the birthday girl’s request. Just like last year I was able to spend around $50 for all of the decorations (not counting the food).
It has been a busy stretch of days here with our family in town and our Dear Lillie sale going on. We have had so much fun with my parents and siblings and I thought I would share a few photos from the last few days.
