Three Favourites by cmolsen2002

Photography • Seasonal/Holiday • posted on Dec 23, 2007

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I am among the many who display their favourite ornaments very prominently indeed on the Christmas tree! Inside the silver tree shape is a photo of my daughter, Jessica, who is currently in London, UK, working hard to finish her PhD! (Yup, same kid who wouldn't do her homework! Go figure!) When she was about 8-9, a babysitter taught her to blow an egg, fill it with a layer of wax, snip one side of it out with scissors and create these lovely ornaments. There is even a tiny mirror behind the duck! The backs are covered with velvet, and pretty braids and there's a ring of cord around the cut edge. Hope you can enjoy them half as much as I do! Thanks for visiting.

Comments (15)

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Mondwin

10:59AM | Sun, 23 December 2007

Splendid Tree indeed!!!!!!!!!!!!!bravissima!V:DDD.Merry Christmas to you and Family!!Hugsxx Whylma

frankie96

11:01AM | Sun, 23 December 2007

Special things for special times...and Merry Christmas to you and the family..

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auntietk

11:57AM | Sun, 23 December 2007

Happy Holidays to you, my friend! Thank you for sharing some of your treasures with us. Jessica is every bit as beautiful as I had imagined her to be!

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mickuk50

11:57AM | Sun, 23 December 2007

wonderful keepsakes and especially for this time of year .thats a great tree you have there .have a great xmas .best wishes to you and your family mick

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Windworker

12:29PM | Sun, 23 December 2007

What reasured keepsakes and memorable times! Thanks. Merry Christmas to you and yours from Colorado.

MrsLubner

12:46PM | Sun, 23 December 2007

That egg idea is fabulous but I think it wouldn't work here for me. With the ornaments stored in our shed all year and temperatures over 100 degrees, I'd have a white puddle of wax in no time. :-) But I do love the way these look. What a great memory that lives on...

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