My figgy pudding, doused in rum.
the tree decorations are the same, year after year. Personally I can't stand 'decorator' Christmas trees.
Etsy news...after a quiet few days, things are picking up, and a couple of items have been featured in attractive treasuries.
This 50s scarf was shown in 'chartreuse', one of my favorite colors . Cindy from TheVintageHatShop put this together...no need to say what she sells... a store that is just up my line.
and an antique quilt top that is for sale appeared in older than dirt curated by BeadNLight, a vintage shop that is full of personality. So nice to see 19th century items featured.
Hi, there - thanks for your coimment - yes, it's pretty chilly over here!! That figgy pudding looks yummy - though I'm absolutely stuffed!!
ReplyDeleteLove your tree. Nothing like a tree filled with family treasures.
ReplyDeleteFiggy pudding? Hmmmm, maybe for New Years.
Thanks for stopping by! Your tree looks lovely!
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Hi, thanks for visiting my blog and becoming a follower. Happy Christmas to you.
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Wow that figgy pudding looks the business .....looks like you are having a wonderful Christmas...best wishes ...Lorna x
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit:) Your pud looks good! Enjoy rest of the holiday:))
ReplyDeleteLovely tree! Christmas was fun, but hectic- looking forward to a break!So glad to see someone else loves the vintage mags( your last post). I featured one on a recent post and have oodles more.Have a happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThat pudding looks so good! Happy Holidays!!
ReplyDeleteThat Jacmar scarf is fantastic! I don't think I've seen so neat!
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