On the 10th day of Camper Christmas…
Black and white came to me. This little canvas makes me think a black white and red themed tree might needs be crafted next year. Hohoho ©2017zenandtheartoflittlehousetravelling.com All rights reserved.
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The Eighth Day of Christmas Campers–all on $10
Today I was focusing on what Christmas means to me. My Hub is many wonderful things, but not a gift giver. My family has dwindled so there are very few, if any, gifts under the tree anymore. I am crazy about Christmas though. I love seeing the enthusiasm people have for lights in their yards, […]
Shopping for camper things locally and an Update on Corgi Magic
I ran over to a quaint shopping area nearby to pick up a little 1.50 bottlebrush tree for the blog project, some local dog treat confections and some of my all time favorite lipgloss (chocolate carmel drizzle from Bathworks out of Hot Springs Ark). If you ever come camping in the greater Saint Louis Area, […]
The Sixth Day of Casita Christmas Campers–on a $10 budget
I’m working on these ornaments as I post them. That means that inspiration needs to come on an as needed and on time basis. What I find is that trusting that inspiration will come is part of the magic. It’s about allowing and putting the energy of success out there. It’s about keeping one’s eyes […]
The Seventh Day of Casita Christmas Campers
Today’s ornament incorporates a Thanksgiving pie tin, some scrap Construction Paper, a mini flat canvas, a piece of an old Garland and a bit of vegetable garden twine. I cut the edge of the pie tin with shears (saving the wedge pieces for another day’s ornament. I then bent and shaped the edges to help […]
The Fifth Day of Christmas Casita Campers
Today’s ornament incorporates the other camper ornament I was given last week. It started out red but had to change to Casita white! Then it had to become a big snow globe kind of ornament. I put her in a “brownie bites” acetate package from the grocery store and wrapped her edge in some of […]
Fourth Day of Camper Christmas
Today’s mini flat board canvas ornament captures the full moon– since we are under a Super Moon just now. We love camping under a full moon because of the ease of extra light at the picnic table and the long subtle shadows that dapple the campground. My family and friends who work as physicians […]
Holiday Losses
I was going to share this when I wrote up our Casita Thanksgiving trip and meal but I’m getting the nudge to just put it out there now–hopefully the person(s) who need to see it, will. This year, so many of my friends are suffering the losses of people and pets and homes (due to […]
The Third Day of Christmas Campers
This little glass cloche and the little trees were brought from our old home (in case there weren’t any decorations here at all). I had a big collection of all kinds of miniature trees that used to decorate the dining room table and Christmas mantle. I sorted many for give-away when we sold the house […]
The Second Day of Christmas Campers
In the third grade, I learned to fold Origami cranes. The way life unfolds, there aren’t so many things we learn in grade school that we keep with us as useful tools throughout our lives. Folding cranes has proven a worthy tool to distract children in waiting rooms, to occupy a group waiting for something […]
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