In an effort to be more frugal this year, I used paper I had from last year.
I decorated Sully's presents with feathers and pompoms I've had forever.
He was very excited to see these on the dining room table this morning!
Inside one of these boxes is a package of "reba cakes," also known as Little Debbie Zebra Cakes. They're Sully's favorite.
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What a wonderfully creative idea. I know Sully will enjoy his Reba Cakes--I like them too.
Merry Christmas!!!
Blessed be...
Very creative use of pom poms I do say!! I have not found very many uses for them so glad to know they can be used in this manner!!
I too have really enjoyed getting to know you through this wonderful blog. You are so smart and such a great thinker! You are creative, your blog design and theme is amazing! I have loved each and every post and have enjoyed that you are a blog friend close to home. I wish you the best Christmas with your family. I am glad the angel is doing her work!!
loving all your trimmings and wrapping jen - very spec.
Have a great Chrissie day dear one, be safe, be loved and be happy now and into 2009 ...
many hugs from me to you le xoxox
Your packages look great! Very creative decorating. I recycle a bit every year. My "craft" closet has a few storage boxes filled with ribbons from presents past. I've never thought of feathers and pom poms though! I may go digging around a bit to see what I can come up with.
Have a wonderful Christmas!
Roban
You are the recycle queen Jen!
These presents look fantabulous.
All the very best is wished for you and your family this Christmas and always Jen.
Lots of love
Peggy
Amazing work, Jen. I'm really impressed.
This year I just wrapped my presents in tissue paper I had lying around. I usually get pretty creative, but this year I got really creative in making my gifts. Plus, my nephew and niece will have fun playing with the different colored paper.
These are absolutely darling!
I hope you and yours had a wonderful holiday season...
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