December arrived this week and I thought I would have my Santa's completely finished but life has been full of surprises as of late. I do know it won't happen unless I keep at it. 
The steps to assemble them are not difficult and I used the assembly line method to get things rolling. 
They are really cute with the twinkle led lights! Now to get the rest of the decorating finished! But today I'll put in some crosstitches and begin the December chart for the Linen and Threads 2020 mystery sampler.
Very pretty! Lots of pretty Santa’s.
ReplyDeleteThanks it is nice to enjoy them this holiday!
Deletethat is so pretty - what are the Santa's stuffed with - regular batting or something that smells of Christmas?
ReplyDeleteJust regular batting Karen, but what a great thought to stuff with some Christmas scents!
DeleteThat is so cute! A great way to hang and display your Santas!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to able to enjoy them after all the stitching!
DeleteHow sweet and awesome and wow! those Santa's are that you finished and placed in the garland... I love it!!! Thanks for sharing your seasonal prowess and skill at creating them in the first place ;) Kathi
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathi hope that you are getting settled in and can enjoy your holidays
DeleteWow - what a terrific Santa collection! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks I am pleased with the results of all my stitching
DeleteYour Santas look fabulous displayed in the nook with the twinkling lights. So much beautiful stitching you have done in every Santa.
ReplyDeleteThanks so nice to be able to enjoy them this xmas
DeleteThose Santa's sure do decorate up that wall nicely. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThe Santas look terrific ! Congrats on a great finish. They are very festive.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a unique way to display the Santas. At least to me, it is different than I have seen before. I have wanted to make the Prairie School Santas for several years. Never have done one.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to finally have them displayed after all that stitching.
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