The living room. Where we live? Actually we spend most of our time in our studios & kitchen but this room is where we live with some of our favorite collections while cozying up with a movie. This year I brought out new collections and Christmassized some of the older ones.








Here’s how to make fabric wreaths:
- Cut 4 matching strips of 100% cotton fabric. Arrange them alternating front to backsides so that the front of the pile has the front of the fabric and the back of the pile also has the front of the fabric. For these bird sized wreaths I cut 1″ x 6″-7″. You can cut any size but as it gets larger you will want more layers and you may need to support the wreath to keep the circle shape.
- Sew down the center of the strips back tacking at the beginning and at the end leaving long threads at each end. Snip randomly up to thread on each side to make fringe.
- Wet the sewn strip and rough it up under water, scrunching and rubbing. Throw into a hot dryer with another load of clothes. As it dries it balls up and becomes more wreath like.
- Tie the 2 ends of the wreaths together twisting the wreath as you go, knot then clip them off. Sewn on “berries” if desired!






I hope you enjoyed this week’s post. The final post will be coming to you soon just in time for Christmas. With love, Jane

Merry Christmas to you and David. Your home is decorated beautifully . Looking at the pictures gives me a warm cozy feeling.
Oh good…warm and cozy is the goal! Thank you for commenting and merry Christmas to you too!!
And I get to here!
Yes and you get to “live” here too!
Always love reading your posts. Your Christmas decorations are gorgeous!
Thank you Eileen! It is so nice to have your feedback. I’ll keep em comic’. 🙂
Ahhh Jane, I adore your artistic eye! This entire tableau could go *right* into a magazine! Thanks for inviting us into your home this holiday,..🥰
Gosh, thank you so much for the compliment! So nice to have your feedback to know that my effort can be spread for and wide. ox