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If you do not have the floor space for Christmas trees why not make wall hangings to cover the walls.

In a couple of the houses we have lived in there were lots of spaces to hang items on the wall, so some of the all year round items were given some rest time, and were replaced with lots of Christmas themed wall hangings. In our current home I rotate them from year to year.

These designs are a bit like my decorations around our home this year … the trees have escaped from storage, but so far very few shelf sitter decorations are still in lockdown.

At least, there are quite a few trees to choose from.

I love the candy canes, though I have to admit that I don’t really like the sweet king, just the virtual kind, and the kind I can hang on a Christmas tree.

Love the second design.

Just five sleeps!

Just a thought … it is nearly Christmas time, and a few days ago I planted a packet of thyme seeds, and today I think every seed has sprouted … and I have found another packet of thyme seeds. If I plant them in some dirt today, will I get more time for Christmas?

I think it is worth a try!

This design was left over from last year, but as it was the last I thought I should add a new one … with some of the Twelve Trees of Christmas.

Now I just might spend a few minutes adding a few more to the project file for next Christmas.

I just counted the tree blocks in this design and there are three I haven’t made into small wall hangings (to hang on doors), but i have run out of doors to hang them on!

The second design could be a tablecloth, but they get stuff spilled on them the first time I put them on a table.

The last one would be a nice lap quilt, something which is rarely required around Christmas time here.

However, I have a lot of fun playing with the designs!