Pubdolls: 22nd December

Tuesday 22 December 2009

22nd December

Today I got these Christmas decorations. Many Scandinavians have flag garlands on their Christmas trees with their national flags. I like flags on the National day, but for me it's not what Christmas is about. But I liked this one, because the flags from all the different countries reminded me of all of you who come visit my blog from these countries and others as well :-)
The large ornament can be used on one of the small potted trees I use for decoration in my real life home. And I'm sure Tomy and Annika will love the lollipops!

10 comments:

Amy's Miniatures And Smalls said...: Fun, Fun, Fun... I am enjoying the daily post so very much. Thanks for the inspiration and for sharing your treats. I get up in the morning and wonder what the little window had for you today. So nice to meet you and Thank-You!; 22 December 2009 at 11:17
pueppilottchens-spielzeug-blog said...: what a great little surprise again :) the garland is supercute - how big are the flags? i like the different and fanciful things they put in our calendars!

*nicola; 22 December 2009 at 11:35
Lize said...: I love your flags too, they are so colourful..; 22 December 2009 at 12:57
Pubdoll said...: Thank you Amy, so nice to meet you too and so nice to hear you like my small calendar posts :-)
Thank you Lize and Nicola!
Nicola, the flags are almost6x10mm. I'm curious what you have got after the first gifts you showed us. Will you post more?; 22 December 2009 at 14:04
Norma Bennett said...: There sure is a lot of variety in this advent calendar. Clever idea to make a flag garland.; 22 December 2009 at 14:07
Pubdoll said...: Thanks Norma, Lundby can when they want to, I missed Australia there though :-); 22 December 2009 at 14:14
dora said...: Merry Christmas and a good year.
A Carmen hug; 23 December 2009 at 01:28
Pubdoll said...: Merry Christmas and the best wishes for the new year to you too, Carmen!; 23 December 2009 at 03:02
Sans! said...: Hey, where's my flag?? :).My nieces can identify all those flags but I can only spot the UK, French, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch flags. The little lollis look so real. Didn't know people put little flags round their Xmas tree. But then, there are people who hang food (!!). So flags are not that surprising :).; 23 December 2009 at 04:15
Pubdoll said...: I must apologize on Lundby's behalf Sans, for the missing flag! :-)
There are also the German (yellow, red and black), the Danish (red and white) and the Finnish flag (blue and white).

We make hartshaped plaited baskets to hang on the Christmas tree and put candy in them, so we have food on ours as well, but no flags :-); 23 December 2009 at 23:25