A grapevine cross covered with faux flowers makes a beautiful and meaningful Easter decoration.
This is Holy Week for Christians so I thought it was especially appropriate to bring it down from the attic and display it.
My sister, Barb, made the cross shown in today's post.
She's a crafty critter and is artistically talented.
The flower-covered cross is joined by other Easter holiday decor in front of the house.
It's a reminder of the real reason for the season.
WHAT DO YOU DO TO CELEBRATE, IF ANYTHING, DURING THIS SPECIAL AND HOLY SEASON?
.JPG)
.JPG)
11 comments:
Such a lovely idea. We have a cross at church and Easter morning everyone brings flowers to put on it. After services it goes out in front of the church for all to see. It's a wonderful tradition.
Your sister is VERY talented - that is lovely. I did give up something for lent this year. Love, sandie
Such a meaningful and pretty decoration, Susan.
Bsrbie does beautiful work!
That is such a special cross, Susan. It reminds me of my bead cross that I will post tomorrow. I am a collector of crosses, so I love to see all your different ones.
Happy Easter to you, dear one.
love, ~Sheri
the floral cross is beautiful indeed. a wonderful expression of faith.
Yours is one of the prettiest floral crosses I've seen. So lovely for Easter!
What a beautiful adornment and so meaningful for the season, XOXO
go to the website www.dolabuy.ru additional resources check over here check my site anonymous
i1k64t4a60 a1r70g4k07 n4y10d7a68 g4t90i2g27 t2a11w2o86 g0u61j4j03
Post a Comment