I see the hiker in there.
You're right. As an artist, my ex-husband Terry sketched the mountains and river.
"Because of all the hiking you do, you have knowledge of trees and landscapes," Terry said.
Terry loves the trees I drew and cut out. I based them on Northern Larch. They look like Dr. Seuss trees.
I added the small trees on top of the mountain to give a sense of distance.
@LiterateHiker How wonderful so much "forest bathing" (as the Japanese call it) must be for you! Nature is psychologically healing, as studies show. I know taking a walk in nature clears and refreshes my mind. Trees are especially inspiring.
Nice looking snow! I’m glad you’re working on such a beautiful surprise
Thank you.
Your so sweet making those stockings , They will love you for it and them some. Like you I have not done anything religious for Christmas in i do not know when.
Thank you, Roy!
You did great, and since he appears to be a good guy, this is well deserved. We don't celebrate Christmas so much as Yule around my house--just too religious to me. Yule is a bit more pagan but less gnawing at my gut than Christmas. I did make each of my kids a counted cross stitch stocking long ago, guess I should make one for my daughter's spouse and my son't s GF. You've raised the bar on me.
Thank you, dear!
So you believe in sympathetic magic? I would never have guessed it, knowing you as we do.
As a lifelong atheist, I celebrate secular Christmas. No nativity scenes or religion.
@LiterateHiker I was just reacting to your title, "French knots make it snow". Weather magic?