The last day of school/work before Christmas break is DONE, yay! Now, two glorious weeks of sleeping in and spending time with family awaits. It also means a lot of meals to prepare and dishes to do, but oh well. I’m all for focusing on the good!
With only a couple of days left till Christmas, I’m sure you’re all super busy. We have one final printable to share. A set of round Scandinavian Christmas tags.
In our family it’s mainly the kids who get Christmas gifts. Between us adults it mostly feels like exchanging money or things people don’t really want or need. So we skipped it a few years ago. Giving a small token of appreciation still fesl good though, usually some homemade candies. Given in a pretty box makes it look special too.
When from from a house to an apartment a few years ago, we swithced to using a fake Christmas tree insead of a real one. We did NOT want to haul a real free up and down three floors and having to sweep pine needles from all thee flights of stairs. We got a real nice one that I’m super happy with, but I do miss the smell of a real tree.
Not real pinne either but still pretty for our planners, here’s a lined insert for you to use this Christmas. It works all the way thriugh winter too if you ask me.
When I was a child, we sent a ton of Christmas cards every year. Everyone we knew got one in the mail. As i grew up I kept the tradition going for a while. Then I founds my way into digiland and started designing and sending digital podstcards again. Now, a decade or so later, I find myself gravitating towars traditional Christmas cards again.
A set of printable Christmas cards is just what we have to share today. 5 amazing wreaths on wooden backgrounds.
