(Country Living)I don't know what it is about Candy Canes, but I love them. In fact, I love all Christmas candy--the hard candy and ribbon candy, the brightly wrapped Santas in foil. It may seem a little early to be thinking about Christmas sweets but I have this idea for packaging Christmas candy for gifts.
(Country Living) Next week when I join in
Karen's Christmas Fair, I am going to try to have a few sweets wrapped to share with my dolls. When I made dolls to sell, my business name was Kat's Kradle. Maybe next week it will be Kat's Kradle and Kandy Shoppe. Oh, my creative juices are flowing!
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Very pretty...
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that's right, Karen's event is coming right up...I've got to put on my thinking cap.
Hi Cathy, I love candy canes too. I wish you were with me yesterday. I visited a place in Lexington Ma. called Christmas City. It is a nursery that they turn into a place to purchase anything and everything Christmas. They had dozens of trees decorated in themes for Christmas. One of them was candy canes. Thank you for writing about the fair. I can't wait, I am dreaming of sugar plum fairies and Santa. Karen
ReplyDeleteKathy, I did it again. The real reason I keep mispelling your name is that you look just like a friend I had when I was just eleven. Her name was Cathy Crimson and we used to ride our bicycles together with Linda Isby in Hicksville, Long Island. You look just like her...forgive me. I am so visual that I always associate a face with a name. Karen
ReplyDeleteKathy! Accckkkk!!! I can't believe that I stole two of your pretties. It was not done intentionally. Oh my...this old head of mine is so filled with cob webs.
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