Christmas Tree Ornaments

Santa’s elves are kept busy making candy canes all year long!  One elf is stirring the vat of  red and white batter while two others are shaping the candy canes with a crook at the top of each stick. Of course, Rudolph is there sampling the many candy canes that are produced at the North Pole. This ornament was produced from the “love” of candy canes and the tradition they hold during the Holiday Season!!

With Christmas Eve quickly approaching we are on a deadline for “The Annual Physicals”. Santa and Rudolph decided to schedule their appointments together.  Nurse Julia weighs Santa…260 lbs. This weight is good for Santa… before consuming all those Christmas cookies on the eve of December 24th!  Rudolph is being seen by Nurse Lauren…blood pressure is 150/90…ideal for a reindeer with a red nose!! Looks like the flight is a “GO” for Christmas Eve!!  Let’s hope the weather cooperates!

Remember writing a letter to Santa when you were a child?  The mailbox is white and decorated with holly leaves, berries and new fallen snow. The mail slot is a little too high and assistance is needed to drop off their letters. One child kneels while another stands on his back and his “Letter to Santa” is dropped into the slot.  There's a tree next to the mailbox decorated with gold star garland. Remember, mail your letters by December 20th, if you want Santa to deliver your "Christmas Wishes"!

Mrs. Claus decided Santa needed a new and warmer quilt for his “2017” flight on Christmas Eve.  She chose white fabric with Christmas Trees sewn throughout the body of the quilt with a border of green fabric with appliqued candy canes.  A festive choice for the Holiday Season.  Samuel, her favorite elf keeps a watchful eye on her progress.  Rudolph is stretched out on the floor tangled in red thread.  Also shown are spools of thread and bundles of fabric.  This ornament will warm your heart! 

The elves are loading the sleigh for Santa’s departure on Christmas Eve.  All the toys are packed, magical flying reindeer food is on board, hot chocolate dispenser is filled,  as well as Santa’s emergency cookie supply.  All systems have been double checked and mission “Christmas Eve” is just about ready for takeoff!  The sleigh has been polished and  decorated with a fresh evergreen wreath.  It has just started to snow…everything is set for a very Merry Christmas!! 

Santa is trying his best to think positive regarding Christmas Eve!!  He has three reindeer; Dancer, Vixen and Donner in The North Pole Animal Hospital with broken legs.  All the carrots in the whole world won’t help them mend any faster.  Santa has never missed his deliveries on Christmas Eve…and he sure won’t this year!  Any suggestions…call 1-800-St. Nick.

Santa is sitting in a large chair resembling candy canes reading a list of naughty or nice children.  Rudolph is straddled on the back of the chair checking  the list twice.  Next to Santa is a tall tree covered in snowflakes. One of his elves is nestled in front of the tree, opening the many letters Santa received.  Dancer is in charge of delivering the mail and one envelope has stuck to his nose.  So, aren’t  you  curious whether your name appears on the naughty or nice list?

Yes, reindeer must learn to fly!  This ornament looks like a ski jump, inspired by The Winter Olympics.  Before mounting the flight school ramp there is “magical reindeer food” to consume as well as a “candy cane lick”!  The flight school is a green building with a roof decorated with red and green quilled circles covered in snow.  The flight ramp is lined with red and green lights with an elf directing  take off.  Santa is counting on his reindeer being in top shape for Christmas Eve.

This Gingerbread House is created using all paper (except for the lollipop sticks  at the front door). Some strips of paper are rolled to resemble Necco wafers on the roof, tight rolls are also used in the candles located at all four windows and for the trees to the left of the front door. This Gingerbread House is made to bring you many years of enjoyment and it comes calorie free!! 

Remember the toy “Jack In-The-Box”?  We have Santa popping out of a box made of red paper trimmed in holiday green.  On each side, of the box is a reindeer with a handle located at the right to crank this delightful toy.  The “Santa-In-The-Box” is placed on a pink or blue book that reads, Baby’s First Christmas.

Santa and an elf are sitting around a bon-fire roasting marshmallows.  Rudolph is there with them….but he is roasting a carrot on the end of his stick.  This ornament will make you smile! 

Hanging stockings from on the mantle can be personalized.

Santa is stuck in a chimney and you can only see his snow covered boots. Rudolph is pushing with all his might from below to release Santa from this dilemma.  Surrounding the fireplace are the gifts Santa has left for the family, a sled, doll, snow shovel,  and train.  The mantle contains candles and a plate of cookies for Santa.  The reason Santa is in this predicament.

Santa has decided to take time off from his busy schedule to go ice fishing.  Of course, Rudolph is there by his side!

Santa has decided to take time off from his busy schedule to go ice fishing.  Of course, Rudolph is there by his side!

Mrs. Claus is busy baking cookies with the help of two elves.  Take notice, one is eating cookie batter.

Mrs. Claus is busy baking cookies with the help of two elves.  Take notice, one is eating cookie batter.

Santa decided to use an airplane instead of his sleigh for his Christmas Eve deliveries.  Notice the candy cane propeller and Rudolph sits-up front to guide the way with his bright red nose.