I’m not even going to apologise or feel bad about it. I have been thinking about Christmas nonstop pretty much since September.
I am looking forward to it even more this year because I have major living room makeover plans and other house stuff going on which all includes making this a home as cosy as can be for this season. I’m in the mood for Christmas songs and heavy knits, baking and making Christmas lists.
Oh yes. I have started ticking gifts off my gift list and getting the others riled up too. We even have a special plaque where we can hang our wish lists on made for us by the lovely Holly from Cyprus Hearts, a small local business that I personally adore. Holly’s daily Instagram posts of signs with funny quotes – like potty mouth funny which I f£$%^^&& love! – always gives me a positive boost so it made sense that I would jump at the chance to have our very own family plaque made. Alas without any dirty words.
I chose a bespoke wooden sign Christmas wish list holder that can be personalised with a family surname and first names. It can fit up to six names.
I chose the silver version with tons of glitter – because I like it- and it looks so amazing it makes me smile everytime I look at it. The names are handstamped which just adds to the beauty of this simple gift and it comes with little pegs so you can hang your wishlist. How freaking cute is that?
I still haven’t finalised my wish list and neither have any of the boys. As you can see these were mock wish lists…even though I am actually very serious about that cashmere jumper, if you’re reading this. And he’s probably serious about the porsche.
Holly also sent us a little wooden sign with a chalkboard and chalk so the boys -and me-can keep track of the days counting up to Christmas Eve. I love it! Honestly, I can’t wait for both those signs to become one of those favourite traditional Christmas decorations you can take out as early as you like and get all kinds of excited about the holidays.
To order your customised Christmas Wish List sign contact Holly on Facebook, Instagram or Etsy.
This post was sponsored by Cyprus Hearts, a mum-run business I fully support.
