twigg studios

A British baking blog, food photography

winter wonderland bauble

Uncategorized

first i cut down the bottle brush and trimmed it in to a tree shape, then painted it with some green paint and sprayed some spray glue on to it and then i sprinkled some bircarbonate of soda on to look like snow (it as the first thing i thought of as i didnt have any faux snow). then i cut two circles of some snow blanket and cut a hole in one and slid the end of the bottle brush in and glued them togther, then i placed it in the candle bauble. i looked on google for a photo of a deer and printed it and then cut it out and put it inside.
Photobucket

sew chatty
etcetorize
everything under the moon
not just a housewife
sew can do
sisters of the wild west

You might also like

SIGN UP TO GET MY NEWSLETTER

Reader Interactions

6 Comments

  5. So festive, really inventive and so pretty. I love things like you made. Good for you finding a substitute for snow.
    Getting me in the mood for decorating for the holidays. I was sitting under my shutter shelf (over the couch) last night thinking of ways to decorate the shelf. It's my mantel. Not really ready to get all the holiday decos out yet but ready to do the shelf, couple other places.
    We live about 18 miles west of Grand Junction, CO and we've had the most mild fall we've ever had since we moved here over 8 yrs. ago. I'm sure missing the cold and snow. It's 50's during the day, have front/back doors open. Oh well if we had cold and snow we'd complain about that I suppose. Happy Thanksgiving.

Get in the know.
Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates.
As a welcome you will receive my presentation on visual storytelling
Thank you for subscribing!