I made this quilt of scraps on hand. I might send to my friend who is I’ll but it’s a little small to be of much use.

Those are wonderful. You both did a great job, I love it all!

Socks, your quilt looks to be the perfect size for a lapghan. I‘ve not finished my projects yet, but can post a pick when I do.

I love these! Alisande, creativity just oozes from your inner self. I always love your creations.

I always make the grands needlepoint ornaments

Socks, your quilt is beautiful! A friend recently made an even smaller one for me so a cat could lie on it on my lap. There's always a use for a quilt, even if it's for decoration.

Thank you, Lukki and Rhizo!

Alisande and socks--nice Christmas projects!

I made a whole herd of these funny reindeer and sent some for gifts right after Thanksgiving. My Mom said they're so ugly they're cute!

And I made this cover for my Hubby's easy chair pillow, looks just like our pup Finley!

Great job! Those are all really cute! No holiday crafting here. I'm back into genealogy research at least for a little while. I found a different resource for old newspapers yesterday. I found several articles about my family.

I made a tree ornament for each of my grandchildren and I made some hanging hand towels for each family to use in the kitchen

Just delivered a bottle of our homemade Raspberry Cordial to a co-worker this morning. DH has had santa's workshop going overtime..salt/pepper shakers/yarn bowls/cutting boards. I made a few Christmas greenery pots for neighbors.

I have been making soap. I have a fancy mold that DH got for me but I ran across a plastic santa mold that was intended for chocolate. I melted some soap to give it a try. Should be interesting to get it out though. This is superfatted Coconut oil soap. Beautiful white in balsam scent.

I'm going to make some stolen and some nut rolls this weekend for friends. Also made some potholders for some friends. Nothing much, just a thought.

Bookmarks colored with gel pens. Fun!

I've made crab apple jelly, rhubarb conserve, cookies and fudge for friend gifts. There are so many in my family that I don't gift them; instead l donate to special charities.

Socks, I'll take the Westie, please.

I intended to make Christmas cookies and ship them to friends, but I didn't. I might try to do it after Christmas for a New Year's surprise. By then, USPS probably will have cleared their backlog.

Good idea, Fun. They will be as popular after Christmas as before.

Just making more click bags to give away and have a special ask for 2 masks. Gotta get my machines up and running. Don't want to mail anything until after Christmas.

kathyg: OK--I'm curious! What are click bags? I tried Googling and looking on Pinterest, but didn't find anything conclusive. Inquiring minds..............

Yes, I made these ornaments

And these aprons for my youngest son's fiancée and my oldest son's wife

tvq1 https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2609277/heyyyyyyyyyyy-kathyg-whoopeeeeee?null

I knit a Baby Surprise Jacket and a vest for my youngest grandson, but I probably won't mail it till after the holidays. I sent toys for Christmas morning. These projects were to give me something to do as I watch TV.

Thanks Fun2BHere! I like those--found them on Pinterest as "Snap Bags".

Tvq, your reindeer are adorable. Not an ugly one in the bunch! :-) I haven't figured out how you made the pillow, but you did a lovely job.

Adellabedella, can you share your resource for old newspapers? An Ancestry membership was on my wish list. No guarantee that I'll get it, though, as lots of things were on my wish list.

Patriciae, the soap sounds luxurious! I can just imagine the lather, and I would love the scent. I've been using a lot more bar soap since the pandemic. I mostly use Kirk's coconut oil castile soap, and I noticed to my surprise that I'm using far less hand lotion than I used to. I don't need it.

Phyllis, one of my fond and indelible Christmas memories is eating fudge Christmas morning as we opened our gifts. The fudge was a present from my dad's cousin Peggy, homemade and sent to us in NYC from her home in the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts. She also sent penuche. Both were so delicious! It was the one time per year that I was allowed to eat candy as soon as I woke up.

Terezosa, what an appropriate ornament--and such nice aprons! I'm sure they'll be well received.

Nhbaskets, your ornaments are charming! It looks like some are made of wool and others felt. I recognize some embroidery stitches I haven't done in years. I have to say my favorite is the tree atop the car, but they're all great.

Thanks, everyone!

I have made a few small batches of cookies and dipped pretzels, puppy chow and RK bars. I also made some moose farts

I origami star

My Biz, those are so pretty and perfect! And considering that I made mine from leftover strips of wool, your stars are worth more than my stars. :-)

Wow, I love all the crafts you all made!

Right before Thanksgiving I started working on Christmas decorations for our home. I crafted a table centerpiece, 3 swags and 2 potted 3' Christmas trees, using Dollar Tree mini Christmas trees. They were fairly cheap to make and I think they turned out great.

MyBiz--those origami stars are so cool! The one time I tried origami, everything came out looking like a crumpled mess!

sabrinatx: I like your arrangements! Have you seen the snowflake "wreath" made from Dollar Store Christmas trees? I wanted to make one last year, but our store didn't have any small trees. Of course, I haven't been in to a Dollar Store this year...

Here's a pic from Pinterest:

Tvq1 I haven't seen that snowflake wreath but I wish I would have. I'm going to save this picture and make it next year. Those little Christmas trees sell out fast. I had to hit up 7 or 8 Dollar trees just to find what I needed and that was before Thanksgiving.

Great job, Sabrina--they're so pretty!

So many talented people here!

Fun2Be, thank you for posting that link. I miss Budster so much.

Love lookin at all your post. Beautiful!!!

I posted these on another thread...I made 8 so far