tonight we had more snow - even though we didn't have any in the forecast - well, quite a lot more actually! the header photo was taken around noon, and this one later in the afternoon. the sky already had this slightly pink tinge to it, when we went for a walk.
I pity the poor animals in the fields; they have to scratch for grass right now and when we went for that walk they all came running to the feeding ring, but we had nothing for them:(( several horses were trying to shelter behind a stone wall with small trees, but it must be extremely cold for them during the night!
our dog had a lot of fun in the snow though! she loves to dig tunnels with her nose, but she made a very funny face, when she did her usual scratching along the hedge - and was rewarded with a hefty snow shower:)) we also had to shake off the heavy snow load from some of the evergreen trees - the branches bend down - but don't snap upwards again, when the snow is gone! this makes them look extremely straggly, so as long as we can we try to prevent this.
I did manage to make some ornaments, with the perfect snowy background. they look complicated, but actually they are only squares, where you cut along the lines and fold the strips backwards and forwards. in the instructions it said glue, but I don't like to mix felt/fabric with glue, so I used some sewing thread and put a few beads on as deco.
the sunlight makes the colours a bit garish, they are not quite so "traffic light" inside:))
and I totally forgot to snap a photo of our christmas candle - but have a nice 1st advent anyway!
8 comments:
Beautiful backdrop for your pretties! That is a lot of snow for you, isn't it?!
yes, it is - we haven't had much snow during the last 15 years or so, pretty much next to nothing - and last year all of a sudden we had a mad, very cold winter (for us, I know, people in canada would probably laugh at us:)) - and this year seems to be similar! the problem is that people around here aren't accustomed to that, which leads to problems everywhere....
Die sehen toll aus. Hattest du die Anleitung aus den Internet?
LG Silvia
Silvia, ja die anleitung findest du hier:
http://blog.betzwhite.com/2009/12/felt-ogee-ornament-tutorial.html
englisch, aber mit bildern, und ganz einfach nachzumachen.... ich hab einfach noch ein paar perlen angebracht, die ich hatte.... geht auch mit papier, falls kein filz zur hand ist!
coole filz-dingse :)
voll einfach, aber sehen toll aus.
Ornamente, das werd ich auch noch ausprobieren, machen sich in klein bestimmt auch gut am Baum;-)))
Gruss Gaby
ja, mach doch - die sehen bestimmt drollig aus in recht klein! man koennte natuerlich auch noch ein paar mehr perlen aufsticken, oder mit glitzergarn bearbeiten oder sowas in der art:))
Those decorations are really beautiful. Well done.
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