h a l f b a k e r yIt might be better to just get another gerbil.
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pick-me-apart Christmas door wreath
make your own Christmas door wreath from edible delights so that any hungry passer-by or visitor can pick off anything that they fancy. a small edible gift for the friendless or homeless or even Santa Claus. | |
a basic wreath fashioned from twigs and ivy, with perhaps a sprig of holly bearing berries and some mistletoe. into the woven wreath can be put: apples, oranges, nuts, chocolate bars, gaily wrapped pieces of cake, mince pies, etc. just hang on your door or gate until twelfth night and replace gaps
in the wreath over the holiday.
Merry Xmas, one and all.
feed the world at xmas
http://members.aol....ducAngel/birds.html
[po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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well they have to eat too - OK, nuts for the squirrels :) |
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Mmmmm... It's one of those 'pick-me-apart' wreaths.
Look berries! [eats berries] [later dies of mistletoe poisoning] |
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A nice idea, if you have a lot of pedestrian traffic going by your front door. Otherwise, some of the more perishable comestables would risk going stale. Mreh, who cares? This is a cheerful holiday idea. (+) |
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Where have all the telegoodies gone? |
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Lovely idea, full of the spirit of christmas. Baked?WGARA! (+) |
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I love this idea, and I think your version is far better than the one available. |
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Seasoned greetings. You could also sell a version for wild birds with seeds, pieces of coconut, apples, lard, etc. |
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Hurrah po! I'll order two. They'd make lovely table
centerpieces too. <waits for FJ to suggest a pick-me-
apart christmas door wreath clock> |
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