In this book, you'll find easy, accessible ways to embrace your festive spirit and create lasting memories with the family with a collection of traditions - old and new - including simple recipes, styling tips and crafts to make your celebrations meaningful and beautiful without the big spend.
By using traditional, low-cost ingredients to create simple and tasty festive recipes and foraging, recycling, and using inexpensive items from around your home for cosy styling and beautiful crafts to keep or give as gifts, you can have a perfect, budget-friendly and more sustainable Christmas.
Recipes will include Mini gingerbread house biscuits, Brie and cranberry waffles, Christmas Cake and Mince pies, with styling tips covering how to dress your front door, tree and shelves, and crafts ranging from honeycomb paper trees to creating needle felted ornaments, recycled wax candles and natural beaded garlands.
This is a lovely book. What is funny to me is how many times the author said how simple her recipes and projects are but I would disagree. They looked over whelming to me. Not all of them but many. I also didn't like that the very first paragraph talked about the Christmas season and didn't mention Jesus at all. To the author it was just a time of gathering with friends and family. It worries me to see this happening in today's society. Over all I did enjoy reading and looking through this book.