Happy Christmas everyone - I hope you all have a lovely time and can be with the ones you love.
This is Maxine's little felted Christmas card - so typical of her Tilly Tea Dance tiny sheepy landscapes but with a bright shiny star above in the purple sky. I love it.
Below are a couple of tree fairies that I made a for a friend's granddaughters.
They are bout 3 inches tall - cute!
And then of course it wouldn't be Twiglet's blog if I didn't share my latest twiddlers.
I thought two Shrewsbury Town Football Club ones might make nice gifts amongst the twelve that I dropped at the hospital this week.
All the very best to everyone who drops in to see what I have been up to this week.
Thanks for all the WOYWW fun and friendship. Long may it last.
Stay well and stay safe.
Happy Christmas!
xx Jo
Love Maxine’s card and the latest twiddlers are fab. Will link you now.
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Annie x
Lovely little makes - all masterpieces in their own right! Wishing you and your family a lovely Christmas, Jo! (I'm glad I wasn't the only one so late today!) xx zsuzsa #21
ReplyDeleteOh I do like the little fairies, they’re really cute and so pretty as is Tilly’s Christmassy sheep! The STFC twiddlers are fab too, they’ll sheer someone up and remind them of good days.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful Christmas with the family, having both boys home is my best present.
Hugs LLJ 5 xxx
Ooh I love the little felted sheep card, it's beautiful and so are the fairies - aren't they just adorable - I used to have a perm like that in the eighties! I reckon those twiddlers will go down a storm and spark recognition in any Shrewsbury Town FC fan - the colours are so very distinctive - it always amazed me the sort of things that could spark recognition in my dear mum even when she was a long way down the Alzheimers road.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a happy and peaceful Christmas and stay safe and well,
Diana xx #12
Lovely card, lovely fairies (Fairy Nuff is still here amongst all the decorations) and the lovely twiddlers. Thanks for all that you do and for sharing everything on here with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Neet 3 xx
Beautiful felted Christmas card and the fairies are very cute. Your twiddlers as usual are wonderful. Have a great Christmas Angela #17
ReplyDeleteHad to take time to WISH YOU and YOURS a WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS DAY. I found my misplaced Christmas Cards and want to get a few of them mailed off. 1st year I've ever been so far behind. Great weather here 40's and Sun so that's a great thing. ENJOY your little photos are all just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI do love Tilly's beautiful scene! Thank you for your card which came yesterday. Lots of love for a very happy family Christmas. take care. Helen #2
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects on show again this week, love them. Take care and wishing you a very happy woyww Christmas. Hugs Angela x11x
ReplyDeleteLove Max's card Jo. I finally finished my sisters felted CHristmas gift yesterday thanks to the inspiration of the workshop. Hope to see you both again next year. Merry Christmas, stay safe and happy WOYWW. Sarah #4
ReplyDeleteThe felted card is fabulous, perfect. Have a Happy Christmas, hugs BJ#13
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, lovely post. Maxine's card is beautiful - love the shiny star. The tiny tree fairies are indeed cute, and your twiddle muffs are fabulous. There's bound to be a footie fan that will appreciate them. Have a great week. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Hugs, Ellie x #22
ReplyDeleteThat X-mas 'card' is the most beautiful one I've seen, and your fairies are so cute that I almost wish I had a christmas tree so I could try and make me those and hang them in the tree... (don't feel sorry for me for not having a tree, I never do - I have white christmas branches with little lights in it.) I wish you and all your loved ones Merry Christmas and a wonderful, healthy and creative New Year! Love from Holland, Marit #14
ReplyDeleteI love the card you made for me, thank you. You’re quite right about Maxine’s card, not far off brand but far enough to be different and visually stunning. Am delighted by the twiddlers, their obvious association to something likely to be in the memory of a local dementia patient makes them another big old score! (See what i did there?!!)
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas, wouldnt it be lovely if we could get to a point in next year where we can start planning a reunion.
Hi Jo
ReplyDeleteJust popping by to wish you a Merry Christmas... lovely to see Maxine's little sheepies... love those little guys.
Here's hoping we all have a healthy and happy New Year... and wishing fervently that Covid would bugger off!!