I just wanted to jump on here to wish you a very Happy Easter, I hope you are enjoying the long weekend.
I have subscribers from all around the world and I would love to hear how you celebrate Easter in your part of the world.
I’m spending the day giving my craftroom a much needed clean and at some point Geoff and I will be tucking into a lovely roast dinner, making sure to leave enough room for chocolate.
I’ve been really spoilt, Kayleigh bought me one of the new Cadbury’s Fruit and Nut Eggs which is huge and Geoff bought me a triple pack of Thornton’s Eggs so I have quite a bit of chocolate to get through. It’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it : )
I hope you enjoy the rest of your Easter weekend.
Have yourself some crafting fun.
Dee x
My dear Lady Dee: First of all thanks so much for the beautiful videos . . . I did the “whopper box” absolutely beautiful!! How do we celebrate our Easter? I live in Algeria so the Christian community is very small. We live the Holy Week profoundly in our Faith and living and feeling all of our rituals. On Easter Sunday there is a broad casted Mass and then we have a Solemn Mass at the Cathedral. It has become a tradition for me to give Easter painted eggs and chocolate to the people attending Mass — this year I prepared 350 among painted and decorated eggs, bookmarks, chocolate in boxes, etc. A French lady told me she wanted to take the souvenir to show it in France and tell them how we celebrated Easter . . . I told her that actually a girlfriend of mine had brought me the chocolate eggs from France and her response was: “But not as nicely presented as here” . . . actually the result of beautiful favor boxes I have learned in the net. Different religious communities organize lunches to bring people who are alone together. Lady Dee, a beautiful Easter Monday for you. May God bless you!
Happy Easter to all loving your Easter project x