Every Thursday we have been blessed to have both sets of Grandparents over for dinner. :-) We try to do something different each week. We've had missionaries or neighbors over that night, done theme meals, told stories, played games, read aloud, sung hymns, given reports, done crafts and on goes the list.
In the spring I put them away for safe keeping. Then every year sometime during the year they get moved and I can't find them until after we've made new ones. (I think that's really how the tradition got started!)
Here's one that I made. It has a boy, a girl, hearts and houses on it.
When we finish and get them hung I'll post a picture.
"Come now, and let us reason together," says the Lord, "Though your sins are as scarlet, they will be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they will be like wool."Isaiah 1: 18
PS I still haven't found last year's flakes. =)
7 comments:
Those are awesome! I haven't made them in a long time (and never that detailed).. Do you just "eye it out", or do you draw in your design?
Jessica
Most of it we do free hand. Haley did try several ways to make kissy lips before doing it on her snowflake. Jessica you've got to make some. Yours would be fabulous because you are sooo creative!
Mrs. S
How pretty! What a fun project to do together. :-)
Wow! Such beautiful works of art! I remember making some snowflakes like that a long time ago when I was little, but they were never that elaborate. What a fun tradition!
Faith
I have not made snowflakes in years and I forgot how now! I remember admiring yours hanging from your ceiling last year! You will have to teach me how again!
~Gina
Wonderful snowflakes!! Show us the dining room when it's finished. The snack on the table looks good too!:)
Sherry
Sherry,
You caught us! Between hot cocoa and those chocolates, we managed to keep our strength up. You know cutting is so strenuous. Besides everyone knows that chocolate counts as a vegetable since it comes from a bean---no?! =)
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