The other night, the Ogre and I sipped on Irish coffees, decorated the Christmas tree and watched Elf. We didn't eat a whole roll of Tollhouse cookie dough as fast as we could, but we did snuggle during the end of the movie. It's so nice to have found a soulmate that shares my affinity for elf culture.
Inspired by Buddy's adventure from the North Pole to New York, I passed through the seven levels of the Candy Cane Forest during my weekly walk around the handmade hills of Etsy. I got a little dizzy in the Sea of Swirly Twirly Gum Drops, but emerged triumphantly with these adorable creations. Don't be a cotton-headed ninny-muggins - go take a closer look!
1. Candy Cane Jane Striped Neck Warmer by Mademoiselle Mermaid
2. Candy Cane Unicorn by The Dream Angels
3. Peppermint Pixie Doll Ornament by The Fairies Nest
4. Candy Kisses Holiday Top Hat in Red and White by Bubbles And Frown
Friday, December 3, 2010
Friday Finds, Elf Style: Candy Cane Forest
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Lovely finds...delightful post!! Brilliant writing as always:)
ReplyDeleteOh We LOVE Elf!!! It is one of our family's movies to watch tog. over Christmas vaca. :)
ReplyDeleteNice candy cane finds :)
Have a lovely weekend, T. :)
Awww, the peppermint pixie doll is so sweet! Love that shop!
ReplyDeleteI love the hat!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I love elves and the movie Elf, lol. Really lovely finds on etsy!
ReplyDeleteNice finds. Elf - so very funny!
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE peppermint and candy canes! What a great theme. Thank you for including me...going to Facebook the link right now :)
ReplyDeleteOh - I forgot to mention - I wrote a story about this unicorn at: http://thebearthinstitute.memberlodge.com/Default.aspx?pageId=644360&mode=PostView&bmi=337786
ReplyDeleteThe movie was adorable and very funny, a true romantic comedy. My only complaint is that it propelled the word "Ginormous" into main stream English and now everybody is calling anything that's overly large "ginormous". Wonder what will happen to the 2 perfectly good and correct words of gigantic and enormous ? Guess they'll become lost to the English language, never to be used again.
ReplyDeleteLove all the pretty red and white candy cane striped items, so Christmasy and as fresh as a peppermint stick.
Kristin,
ReplyDeleteI loved the movie Elf! Thanks for reminding me about it. I'll have to watch it again this season! Love the top hat in red.
Denise