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Monday, December 10, 2012

Christmas In The Heart !

l o v e word signs!




For me, they are a subtle reminder.
In each passing, I ponder their meaning.





Years ago, in a quaint nearby gift shop,
the intricate edging of this glass plaque caught my eye.




I love how soft hues surrounding the outer edge,
combined with the deep burgundy and green piping,
drawn your eye inward to the mixed scripted phrase !



 
 
It is Christmas in
 
the Heart
 
that puts
 
Christmas
 
in the air.
 
 
 
 
 
On Crooked Creek ~
                           we'll be celebrating ~
                              Christmas in the Heart!
 
 
 
Until next time. . .
 
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On Crooked Creek will be joining our dear hostess, Marty @ A Stroll Thru Life for Table Top Tuesday ! Be sure to visit for inspiration in your own home decor each week through feature guests and participants!

6 comments:

  1. Your vignette is simple and sweet.
    Festive as well.
    Happy Holidays.
    Patricia from Topiary Rose

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  2. HI Pat! Oh, that is a sweet little sign and a lovely vignette! I love your new photo of yourself too.
    Thanks for popping in to see me and be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  3. With love. Love is what it's all about. Christmas is the best time of the year, it brings the bEST out of everyone. XO, Pinky

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  4. What a sweet sign, Pat! And you've created such a lovely vignette, as well!

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  5. I love the thought on that sweet little sign. Something to think about! And I enjoyed your progressive home tour ... and thanks for posting the recipe for that wonderful looking cake! (s)

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  6. Oh such a lovely and meaningful vignette. YOur little sign is perfect. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty

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Fondly,
Pat