The Rosaries were made recently as gifts out of a collection of beads. It's always good to find a way to use old materials. The snowman ornament was painted on recycled paper, with old paints, and materials that I had laying around the house. It didn't cost me a dime in materials, and it's great to know I'm giving away a recycled gift (but not in a re-gifting sort of way).
The owl and Santa were made by my Great Aunt Ardith. She has passed away many years ago, and I have never met her, but have heard a lot about her. It's a treat to be surrounded by her creativity. She suffered from rumatory arthritis, and carved many wood carving. It remains a blessing to have a piece of her creativity for inspiration, and we can honor her through the stories told of her.
The paper village houses were made by a man that my grandmother knew. He rolled magazine papers, and glued them onto small wood pieces to construct log-cabin like houses. It's a real treat to see these treasures ever year.
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