Implements at the ready . . .
I was intrigued by the way the thread looked and took pictures of needles and thread but not of the actual stringing so had to go to the archives (below) to explain the context.
My blog is also posted on my Facebook page -- where Helen left this great comment: You know I'm a fan when one of my Christmas traditions is reading about Vicki's stringing of popcorn and cranberries.
Made me grin, Helen!
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I like the beers and the ginger cookies (?) - looks like a party! Hope the knee feeling good and new!
Katy
Those threads are so lively! What a wonderful ritual. I've learned something new and one day would love to try cranberry threading myself (but I'll have to wait until winter comes to the southern hemisphere).
Happy stringing!
That's a good tradition to keep alive.
What a great comment. We love traditions in our family.
Happy holidays!
it is really cool...i remember doing it as kids and we have not done it for years...we have made the peanut butter birdseed pinecones for the birds though...
That is a wonderful tradition- hope you are having a wonderful holiday season and your knee is back to 100%!
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Love that first photo ... something ethereal about it, as if it is really a remnant 'ghost of christmas past' visiting...
I've never threaded popcorn but it sounds so appealing. What do you use as the thread?
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