With less than a week to go until Christmas Day – there is still time to make some last minute sweet treats and ornaments. Now that I have finished all my Christmas present shopping, I am enjoying making a few things to put my own touch on the festive season. As I have to work right up until Christmas Eve, I am a bit time poor so I love projects that are quick but are still packed full of Christmas spirit. Here are a couple of projects I made yesterday!
Rudolph’s Red Noses and Christmas Snowballs
When I saw Junie Moon’s Reindeer Treats  I was inspired to make my own Rudolph’s Red Noses – such a fun little gift to put with Christmas pressies. I bought a set of mini jars from IKEA, filled them with candy and decorated them.
Button Tree
I was flicking through All Buttoned Up that I got out from the library, and fell in love with the Button Christmas Tree. I got out my collection of buttons, pins, and beads, and put this together while watching TV. More red and white!
Sarah has been baking up a storm this week – lots of delicious cookies to give to family and friends over Christmas. Stay tuned for a post about her recipes and some packaging ideas 🙂
Robin, from Robin Quilts, Etc has made up a big batch of Loyalty Card Wallets to give to her sewing buddies for Christmas – you should check them out – love the fabric she used!
Kelly, from Johns Daughter has also been busy hosting a Baking party for her daughter! check out the sweet houses the kids made – perfect for a party close to the festive season.Â
Posted by Lisa
I love the Rudolf noses jars, wonderful small gifts! Look forward to reading about the biscuits, my 13 year old is planning a baking session with best friend on Tuesday, gingerbread houses I believe are the plan so far.
I swear to Goodliness, you are the veritable QUEEN of presentation!
I just love both of those ideas! Lovely…
oohhh love the butoon tree!
You have such a wonderful way in decorating, Lisa!!! It is really inspiring. And the button tree is so cute!!!
Have a lovely weekend.
I could never tire of seeing your red-and-white ideas, they are so stunning, crisp and just scream Christmas! Your button tree is very cute too…oh, for more time! Hope you are enjoying your busy weekend 🙂
Always so inspiring over here….love these ideas, and they always look so beautiful, I’m sure I could never get mine to look so nice!!! Thanks for the links too xo
Love,love,love the button tree and the rudolph noses are cute as well. It was great to finally meet you. Cant wait to see all of Sarah’s work.
Linda
I really love both of your projects. The jars look very sweet, just perfect and the tags so clever. Love all the buttons on the tree.:)
More loveliness ! I borrowed your sweets wrapping idea for teachers toblerones , wow what a hit they were , many thanks .
Wowee! You’ve taken my breath away this morning! What a lot of gorgeousness! Love Amanda xxx
That button christmas tree is just beautiful what a clever idea.
Oh, that button tree. Love it, Lisa. The Rudolph noses are clever, too, but that button tree has stolen my heart.
Merry Christmas,
Cassie
LOVE the button tree. I’m jotting down ideas for next year. Very cute jars of treats.
hooray! you are back with my favorite color scheme! I never tire of your creative red and white decorating. 🙂
You decorated the jars so beautifully. What a great gift to give. The button tree is lovely too…so many great ideas.
Maureen
VERY Cute! LOVE those rudolph noses — they’d be perfect for little office gifts!
Button trees are so cute!
Loving the button tree – what a fab idea! Gorgeous!! 🙂
Those Rudolph noses will be just perfect for the 2 little nephews that will be with us for Christmas Eve. Thanks. Looking forward to seeing what Sarah has been baking.
I love all that red and white and sweet decorations and candy in the jars! Christmas baking is lots of fun. Lots of hard work too.
HoHoHo.
I love the button tree, been meaning to make one of them for a bit now!! red and white looks great!
I just LOVE your button tree. What a very clever idea!
Your button tree and Rudolph noses are divine!!!
Darling Sarah and Lisa!
If I do not speak with you before I’d like to wish you a very happy Christmas with much laughter, love and happiness! Thank you for your inspiration – you are a blessing to all of us!
Love and hugs, Vikki xoxo
Love that button tree.
I think I’ll have to make my niece some rudolph red noses – what does the tag say on the white ones?
such nice ideas..love rudolphs red noses x
You’re ideas are always so inspiring! Thank you for sharing! Have a wonderful christmas!
Just love that button Christmas tree, being a hoarder of buttons that’s not surprising, such a wonderful idea very clever.
Love the button tree. Once again you are full of inspiration.
Merry Christmas to you, Sarah and your family.
So cute. love it.
Love those button trees