Kool Kitty Musings: Day 4 and 5 Deck the Halls

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Thursday, 05 December 2013

Day 4 and 5 Deck the Halls

Well as I was out celebrating ma's nameday last night I didn't manage to share my pic for the day.

So here's day 4:

Fuzzy Mr Polar Bear from good old M&S. In previous years he's been on my mantelpiece, but this year he has made it to the tree!

Today's decoration is still firmly on the mantelpiece and definitely a colour coordinating item for the patriotic red and white display...

It's the vintage-style glass toadstool ornament... He's made from mercury glass so really glistens when the light hits and he fits so nicely among the berries and boughs...

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 10:17 PM in Home Sweet Home, Kool Yule, Pretties | Permalink

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