My two eldest nephews stayed for a sleepover lastnight, so I thought it was about time that I dragged out the christmas tree. After much searching, we ended up finding both christmas trees (one in a wardrobe in the study, and one in the garage), but the boys chose to go with the green one.
Even after the huge christmas tree search, we still didn't manage to find the box of decorations, so we decided to make our own. We had a limited colour pallette of pink, orange, and blue as they were the only colours of paper that I already had on hand.
Mr B was so proud that he wanted to take a photo to school to show his teacher.... cute!
16 comments:
Looks fantastic! :)
Nothing like putting the young relos to work ;)
Fantastic! Very industrious of you all!
It seems alot of us are making our own decorations this year. It's great to see.
Great job on the tree. My Dad recently gave my young family the tree from my childhood. I love it. It's got all the decorations that were gathered, bought and made all throughout my kiddy days. Now baby Gwen will get a chance to appreciate it.
I love to see kids making decorations. It kinda means more.
its fabulous! what a coup,e of creative lads you have there Ms C
love it!
Looks great ... maybe we should all lose our Christmas decorations.
i love it - paper chains were absolute favourite when I was a kid, and I have been meaning to get around to this year with my Boo, but havent quite done it yet.
Lovely! I haven't made a paper chain in years!
hey i lost my decorations too. How does one lose xmas decorations lol, my mind boggles. I dont have any color on my tree yet, maybe your idea will see me thru until I find them.
I bet the boys love these docorations they made just as much as bought ones. Maybe even more....
The secret messages are great.
they did a great job! :D love the hidden message idea
I love the secret messages, our tree is covered in handmade decorations too!
Clever Boys, the tree looks fab!
Hand made decorations are the best! Looks great.
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