Oh, ho ho . . . how I miss snow!
Well, maybe not for months on end, but definitely at Christmastime. I have been enjoying the snowy scenery on many of your blogs . Nothing looks quite so pretty and cozy at this time of year than a fresh fallen blanket of white, fluffy snow. When I was a kid in Michigan I spent many winter days outside all day until my feet were numb and my cheeks were nice and rosy. The first pair of ice skates I owned were blue (just like the ones in the picture above, only a bit larger). Some years my Dad would make an ice skating rink in the backyard and I would put several layers of socks under those blue skates and glide around that rink pretending I was Peggy Fleming.
We occasionally get a snowfall in this part of North Carolina - but the chances of a white Christmas are pretty darn slim. As a matter of fact, it has been almost balmy here for the last week or so. But, just because the weatherman won't cooperate doesn't mean we can't still have a little fun in the snow.
In the meadow we can build a snowman . . .
And underneath him we can put a snowy quilt square - woo hoo!!
~ A snow family under glass ~
A snowy touch on a wee little chair . . .
With a sweet sentiment to share.
A couple of snowmen to hold the boy's stockings. I made these stockings when they were little guys. I used to cross stitch a lot back then.
A snowy touch on a wee little chair . . .
With a sweet sentiment to share.
A couple of snowmen to hold the boy's stockings. I made these stockings when they were little guys. I used to cross stitch a lot back then.
Kim, I love your snowman collection! It doesn't have to snow outside to enjoy the fun. I hope you and your precious family have a most joyous Christmas! Twyla
ReplyDeleteKim, thanks for sharing your darling snowmen collection with us!We never have a white Christmas in Virginia either, so I will just have to enjoy the beautiful snowy white scenes on oher people's blogs, too! Wishing you and your dear family a most blessed Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! every time I come here I just fall in love with all your accents! I adore all those snow men and what a pretty way to display them in the bell jar too! and Im drooling over that pillow! you simply have the sweetest things!! I love the painting too! and your home always looks so prefect in blue and white!!
I finally found that stove on Ebay and my new post has a few pics of it, I just adore them! and thanks so much for the inspiration behind it too :) I decided to keep them out all year, for that price, lol, I better :)
Hope you have a wonderful Holiday sweetie! xo Cynthia
Kim, I absolutely love all your snowman decorations! The lilttle snow family under the glass cloche is toooo cute. I collect snowmen and I especially love the ones dressed in blue! Your home looks so warm and cozy!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonder Christmas ~ hugz,
Michele
Kim your home looks sooooo cozy! The snowmen are adorable! I'm a weird one and do not like the snow! I hate driving in it and don't like all the cold air that comes with it!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family!
I hope all is Calm and Bright!
Kim, what a charming tour. I loved your theme of dreaming of a White Christmas. You've done a splendid job of creating what you wish for.
ReplyDelete(I'd love to share some of mine with you! Lots of it actually.)
May your Christmas be merry and bright!
I love snowmen, too! We love so many of the same things! I thought of you today...I found a little elf on an old doorknocker (only the head, poor thing!) so I am trying to figure out how to make him a new hat and body! I'll let you know if it turns out! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, I have a grown daughter named Kim so I love the name. I just stopped by for the first time and love your blog...especially the snowmen and also your home. I'm sorry your mom is in the hospital-I know how hard that can be. I can't wait to read more. I moved from CA. to CO. and now have snow, which I love. Blessings to you and yours.
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