This one is my daughter writing her Christmas cards. M and R both sat down this week and wrote to all their schoolfriends in 3 sessions. I was mightily impressed! The Santa stamp is the one M chose from my collection to use on her cards.
The next page is just a collage of logos from my favourite catalogues and websites.
I usually start browsing through Christmas catalogues to kick-start my Christmas shopping in late October, then I order the majority of my gifts on line. Hawkin's Bazaar is my favourite for silly stocking fillers and Amazon, of course, for books and DVDs. This year I also ordered craft stuff through Baker Ross for both school fayres. Some sites (like The Giving Machine and Chocoholics) even raise money for the schools at the same time - bonus!
The eagle-eyed among you will have spotted that this page is stamped 10.11.11. That's when I finished most of my internet shopping, and when I made the page! (That's my not-very-secret secret to keeping up with Christmas - do as much as possible before December so I have time to enjoy all the madness of December)
Finally, the To Do list, which is my least successful page artistically - it needs more colour - but it is a very useful page and I am steadily ticking things off the list.
2 comments:
Hello I just popped over from Mess, Muddle and Fun to say- we love Christmas Mystery too- this is the second year in a row that we've been reading it nightly to suns at bedtime! But I'm also adoring your Chrismas list- much prettier and more inspiring than my scribble notes in various pockets and bags!
I love the page with the catalogue logos - Hawkins Bazaar is pored over in this house too
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