✂️🎄CRAFTMAS Day #1: CRAFT THERAPY (Collaging Altered Junk Mail Envelopes)
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Hi Friends!
Let's start this year's Craftmas with a nice and relaxing Craft Therapy video :)
I am making some collaged altered junk mail envelopes for my next junk journal collection and chatting about Christmas traditions.
Hope you will enjoy and spend a relaxing time with me! Thank you for watching and see you in two days for the next Craftmas video!
Love,
Martyna xx
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In Sweden we celebrate on Christmas Eve aswell, with a delicious buffeet with different dishes, eat Lots of sweets and fruits, open the gifts from under the tree, then relaxing.
Thank you so much for sharing this Lovely craft therapy. I have a bunch of envelopes to decorate. Enjoy it so much too, it is so relaxing.
Yours are beautiful. Wishing a great and relaxing weekend .
Lots of traditions, going caroling around neighborhoods then hot chocolate & cookies after.
My family had appetizers & goodies on Christmas eve. And we opened our gifts after. Christmas day we had a big family dinner and just enjoyed being together. My mom had special cookies & candies she made only at Christmas. It was very special.
Thank you for sharing a beautiful way to use junk mail envelopes. I live in Wyoming, USA. One of my family traditions is to read the story of the birth of Christ from the Bible before we open gifts. 💜🐞
Hello Martyna, that is some pretty junk mail collaging, enjoyed watching.
If you’re looking to build stress-free, joyous traditions, keep them simple. I host the neighbors on Christmas Eve, and we do a pot luck. I don’t know if that term is familiar in other parts of the world. It’s where everyone brings a dish to share. I make three dishes - my grandmother’s chicken wings, my mother’s apple cake, and my meatball soup. My neighbors bring whatever they want.
One I think you would enjoy is to get a new Christmas book every year. We also get a new ornament for everyone to show what they were into at the time. As a dance mom, we have many ballerina ornaments.
My family isn't big on Christmas so I usually go to the UK (covid permitting) to celebrate Christmas with my girlfriend's family. So a traditional English Sunday roast on Christmas day and leftovers and a lot of cake on boxing day. The whole family plus extended family will come over to play games. I've been told this year there will be a karaoke machine so I feel bad for the neighbours already 😂
Then on the third day of Christmas, we will have a big Chinese dinner since my father in law is Chinese and also a chef.
So yeah, lots of eating and chaos 😂
It's always good to see other uses for junk mail envelopes. These are especially pretty. TFS!
Bev, from Michigan, USA
I have a good stash of junk envelopes! I need to do this with some of them!!!! Thank you for sharing this idea!!!!
I was in your fine city this summer. What a beautiful place 💚💚💚 Love your work too💚💚💚
Lovely Job well done very pretty. Rob and I don't bother with traditions in the UK like the Christmas tree, tinsel etc just the roast dinner and being with the family 👪 is most important to us hugs
Love all of this, thank you so much for sharing.
I'm Polish living in America and we have most of the traditions from Poland. We make pierogi, barszcz z uszkami is my favorite. We have a big Christmas Eve dinner with my family and my in-laws that's when we open presents. Christmas Day we usually go to my husband's Grandma and have an all day big get together with his aunt's and cousins.
Very pretty result!
/Ditte
Where do you get your fussy cut flowers from? books?