If you're a newish follower and haven't checked out my past Christmas Open Houses, just click on the labels on the right sidebar to see what all the fuss is about. I look forward to doing this every year, and I'm really excited about this year. You may think it's nuts to get going on this in July, but I will need all of the next four months to put together something fun for all of us! Because I have to adult and I can't just play in my sewing room. Someone should do something about that.
Stay tuned... it'll be here before you know it!
Oh Honeybee, what a tease you are! Here I thought we were going to get Christmas in July. Those treats look super. Are they treats for Miss Tiger Lily or people treats?
ReplyDeleteRobin, those are the (non-edible) cinnamon ornaments you make with cinnamon and applesauce. She's just sniffin' em. :O) Although I do have a funny story I should share about them. Maybe I'll add it to this post!
DeleteChristmas in July is so special!
ReplyDeleteSounds great.
ReplyDeleteHmm, Tiger Lily is really interested in those Gingerbreads! :)
Marilyn
Sounds like a lot of fun!! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I just had a look at the previous years- wow! The Christmas Box is particularly amazing, I had to look really closely 'cos I thought you had stitched the ribbon trim LOL. You didn't, right?
ReplyDeleteHi Pauline! Thank you, and no, I didn't stitch the ribbon trim... I know my limits! ;O)
DeleteHmm I wonder what you will come up with this year. Will it have something to do with mini baking? RJ @stitching friends forever
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! I loved that Christmas Box you made last year. I can't wait to see what you are sharing this year.
ReplyDeleteI always host an Advent Calendar Blog Hop so if you'd like to be part of that and want a particular day to tie in with what you are doing then let me know nearer the time!
Thank you, Jo! That would be neat!
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