The crushed ribbon bow looks incredibly extravagant, and it's such a light fabric that it 'squashes' right down for mailing, and pops back up once it's out of the envelope. The tiny red berries are also from The Ribbon Girl
So we took Max and Milo on an adventure this weekend, a local garden center has a Santa in residence - when we got there, they had to follow the santa stickers on the floor.....
We eventually found Santa in his little room sitting in front of a log fire, funnily enough, he had a very broad Birmingham accent (well, funny to me anyway). There were only two other children in there, sweet, silent little girls, I think by the end of our visit, Santa wished there had been four sweet silent little girls.....
The boys sat on the floor and told him what they wanted for Christmas (a bank account, they want a card to put into a slot and get money out whenever they want it!!!!!!),
'well, I shall come to your house on Christmas Eve' he twinkled
'But you don't know where my house is' said 4 year old Milo
'I know everything' said Santa, winking and rubbing the side of his nose in a nudge nudge, wink wink sort of way 'and my reindeer know the way to every house'. 'Look' he cried 'there they are at the window' - the little hut had a window on which they had painted a reindeer peeping in.....
'I have to tell you that they are not real Santa' said Milo kindly, giving the old guy a consoling pat on the arm, 'they are just drawings'.........
Then they discovered that if they bounced around a bit on the Thomas ride in the cafe, the thing started up again, We were having a rejuvenating cup of tea, and only noticed the multiple rides when we turned in our seats to see a whole queue of patient children waiting silently for their turn...
So I hauled them off to see the fish, birds and lizards. Milo wanted this little chap. A mum and dad decision thank goodness, not mine!
So now they have gone home, the house is blissfully quiet - and I really, really miss them
See you tomorrow x
Its me again number 1. I love this story about the boys and thanks for sharing with us. I also love the white cards. I am staying in a motel tonight and went to Chile's to eat. Had a salad and potato soup and came back to the motel and guess what they have the best free homemade cookies so I ate 2 sugar cookies and there went my healthy eating and diabetic conditions off the track. O! well.......
ReplyDeleteIts me again number 1. I love this story about the boys and thanks for sharing with us. I also love the white cards. I am staying in a motel tonight and went to Chile's to eat. Had a salad and potato soup and came back to the motel and guess what they have the best free homemade cookies so I ate 2 sugar cookies and there went my healthy eating and diabetic conditions off the track. O! well.......
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Enfys!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the white on white with the touch of red.
Wouldn't we all like that gift....LOL!!
I had my 4 youngest Grandbabies all weekend and I hated for Sunday to come so fast. Just not enough time with them!!
Love that beautiful card. Does Santa brings bank accounts?
ReplyDeleteLove that beautiful card. Does Santa brings bank accounts?
ReplyDeleteLove both your white on white cards. So elegant & classy.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful card...These must take some time to put together. The extra work pays off...gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the posts you do about your grandchildren. I think they are not only adorable but very smart. I look forward to reading about them on your blog....Thanks for letting us enjoy them also. God bless, Smoochie
Beautiful card En! I love single color cards. I enjoy your stories about your grands. I don't see mine often enough. But I love them just the same. When Mason (almost 2yrs) comes over there is constant noise and questioning... in a language I don't understand! lol But what a sweet little guy he is. TFS Hugs, Jess
ReplyDeleteOoh this is so cute and adorable your card an kids enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteHuggles Ghea ♥
Beautiful card Enfys! When I try to do white on white it looks like I forgot to color something. LOL Thanks for sharing the story about your grandsons, very cute. I hope Santa brings me a bank account too!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Renee
Oh Enfys your card is absolutely beautiful and your photos are too! thank you for sharing them x
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely white on white card ... I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteYour outting with the boys (Max and Milo) sounds like it was such fun. Although I am sure they kept you on your toes. It reminded me of my own grandsons when they were that age ... such rascals they were, but they kept me laughing. They are grown now (well 3 of the 5 are), and I am loving their journey into young adulthood just as much. However, I must admit that I do miss the antics of their youth. Seeing life's discoveries through the eyes of a child was always amazing to me.
Super card Enfys - the tiny splash of red on this beautiful white card really brings the design to life.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
OMG.. Hysterical story again.. Related brilliantly by you!
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous, but not quite so gorgeous as your grandsons. :)
ReplyDeleteId like a bank account too Enfys - and thanks for sharing your weekend with your grandchildren with us! hugs Mary x
ReplyDeleteHow funny your story is Enfys - that poor Santa! Love your white on white card, it's very effective. Pat x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Enfys. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a fun time with the boys. They certainly keep you on your toes.
Mags
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Beautiful card! I love that pop of red. Sounds like you had a fun weekend with the boys. I love this age when they believe and so excited! TFS.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!!! I luv white on white cards, your card looks sooo elegant....Oh the fun of grandsons visits!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adore your luscious white card Enfys. I loved reading your fun post, thanks for a giggle. Ruby x
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