Saturday 9 November 2013

Baublicious

Every year, my children get to purchase a new bauble for the tree and we have had some beauties - a handblown green glass globe strung on a velvet ribbon, a matt gold bauble frosted with a jacquard of glitter. And there have been horrors - plastic knobbly glitter peaches and bright blue monsters….

But you can't beat a bauble and I have not lost my childhood fascination for them - can still remember a small pale pink one with a scallop pattern of white glitter which I adored on the family tree for many years and the feeling of delight as I unearthed the segmented box in which it nestled when the decorations came out of hibernation each year.

Making lots of wreaths this year has given me an excuse to go bauble shopping and I've found some lovely clustered ones in a range of colours, finishes and sizes.  Here's today's wreath just pretending to have berries….



Red baubles, pine cones and birch twigs on a fresh viburnum leaf Christmas wreath.

Viburnum leaves are a perfect size for making a door wreath.

2 comments:

  1. That looks lovely ... and you get to go bauble shopping too !

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    1. One of the many benefits of being 'the flower lady'...

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