Everything delightful from the mind of Ittybit.
I received an email from my cousin sharing some shots that NatGeo photographed. These are absolutely beautiful. The frozen cherries really caught my eye. 
I enjoy decorating unfinished wooden trinket boxes. You can do so much to them. You can add embellishments, decoupage and paint them. And that's just the start. I bought my little wooden trinket box at my local Michael's crafts store. I painted it a light blue and added little light pink roses to it. I decided the top needed a little something. So I handcrafted some little roses out of clay and filled it with some resin. To finish the inside off I cut some pieces of pink felt and glued them to the inside of the wooden box. Viola! A pretty little wooden box.
This is a pear-berry scented large size candle. I decorated the front using polymer clay. I then attached my handmade gift tag and attached a silk rose to finish this wonderful gift off. 
These smaller candles were fun to make. I made two peach and a pear-berry. I handcrafted the reindeer out of polymer clay. Each has it's own gift tag and I attached a silk rose to each one. All ready for their new homes. 
My chef (aka "hubs") definitely knows his way around the kitchen. Not only does he know to make gnocchi from scratch but he can make a killer crepe cake from scratch as well. This cake is made from handmade crepes, homemade filling (can't reveal the secret) and fresh strawberries with a light caramel drizzle on top. It's very light so once you're done eating a piece you don't get that "I shouldn't of eaten that" feeling.
It's moments like this that God shows how He can turn a blank canvas into a beautiful piece that we can't help but to admire. We took these this past weekend when there some huge thunder heads over the mountains and coming our way.
Agnes and her new fluffy unicorn that Gru won for her at a fair.
One of the minions.
