The previous week, I started rummaging through the christmas decorations. Now, our dining room table has been buried under tinsel, fairy lights, baubles, ribbons and much more. I eliminated all the red baubles (they won't be having christmas this year), kept the copper, gold of various shades, bought a load more in turquoise, blue and hot pink.
My wreath didn't get through the eleven month hibernation period unscathed. Being a styrofoam ring with pinecones, acorns and other 'natural things' glued to it. Some of the glued 'natural things' had come off and more serious injuries had occurred on the styrofoam ring itself. Snapped in one place and cracks in other areas.
No way was I going to buy a new one if I could somehow salvage the tattered excuse of a christmas wreath. Out came the glue gun and the repair could begin.
Not only that, I 'beautified' the wreath with turquoise feathers and small baubles and ribbons. Granted, it's not a work of art, but it'll do for this year.
I bought a new ribbon to make a nicer bow, because this one just doesn't cut the mustard.
Accessorising is key.
Next week, the tree, but before I do that a good old deep clean of the sitting room is in order.
Thank you for reading
Patricia xxx...x
