Darling Darleen Blog — Holidays

If my kitchen was bigger I’d love to start this family tradition–putting up an edible Christmas tree. Decorated with strings of popcorn and cranberry, gumdrops, ribbon candy, sugar cookies, candy canes and other old-fashioned candy that people could eat right off the tree. A sweet homemade treat! {via House Beautiful}

The post Edible Tree appeared first on Darling Darleen | A Lifestyle Design Blog.

If my kitchen was bigger I’d love to start this family tradition–putting up an edible Christmas tree. Decorated with strings of popcorn and cranberry, gumdrops, ribbon candy, sugar cookies, candy canes and other old-fashioned candy that people could eat right off the tree. A sweet homemade treat! {via House Beautiful}

The post Edible Tree appeared first on Darling Darleen | A Lifestyle Design Blog.

If my kitchen was bigger I’d love to start this family tradition–putting up an edible Christmas tree. Decorated with strings of popcorn and cranberry, gumdrops, ribbon candy, sugar cookies, candy canes and other old-fashioned candy that people could eat right off the tree. A sweet homemade treat! {via House Beautiful}

The post Edible Tree appeared first on Darling Darleen | A Lifestyle Design Blog.

If my kitchen was bigger I’d love to start this family tradition–putting up an edible Christmas tree. Decorated with strings of popcorn and cranberry, gumdrops, ribbon candy, sugar cookies, candy canes and other old-fashioned candy that people could eat right off the tree. A sweet homemade treat! {via House Beautiful}

The post Edible Tree appeared first on Darling Darleen | A Lifestyle Design Blog .

Check out this great tutorial from Purl Bee on this festive twisted felt garland. Supposedly, there is minimal sewing and really easy to make. I love garland–so many fun things to do with it.

The post Felt Garland appeared first on Darling Darleen | A Lifestyle Design Blog.