Christmas decorations are all more wonderful than the last in specialty stores and supermarkets. However, the baubles that we make ourselves, ideally with the children, will make us appreciate our Christmas tree even more because we know that it is now personalized. How do we do it? It will…
Creating a magical Christmas atmosphere requires few elements and a little imagination. Here are some ideas to inspire you, if you haven't finished your decorations yet. Tips and tricks 1. Use lanterns, candles, and tealight holders on windowsills, tables, and the fireplace to add brightness. This twinkling will be reflected...
Natural or artificial, which should you choose? While today's high-quality artificial trees look just like the real thing—and make it possible to avoid cutting down trees solely for decorative purposes—they're not gaining popularity. And even though some are now available in a "flaked" version for a snowy tree effect, the…
Did you know that chocolate can be used to make Christmas decorations? Ephemeral perhaps, but original nonetheless. Here are some projects that are easy to make and delicious to enjoy. An unusual wreath If you make mistletoe leaf shapes and berries with marzipan—what…
Here's a tale that has been told by many families for generations. It's simple, but it still brings joy to children on Christmas Eve. Once upon a time, there was a poor mother with three little boys. It was Christmas Eve when her children asked her...
Once upon a time, there was a poor child who, on Christmas Eve, tried to sell two small Christmas trees by knocking on every door in his village. Invariably, he was told that it was too late for that since the tree had already been put up in the house. "You'll come back next year!" they finally told him in front of...
A bit like a Saint-Honoré, the profiterole Christmas tree makes a dessert centerpiece that will wow your guests. Ingredients: For the profiterole dough, you will need 150 grams of white flour, 4 eggs, 125 grams of butter, 1 tablespoon of sugar, 1 pinch of salt, 250…
Did you know that in 15th-century Europe, the Christmas tree was decorated with only edible items? Nuts, apples, and other winter fruits, candy, cookies, and gingerbread men made up the bulk of its holiday adornment. It might be fun to bring back a tradition as old as it is fun this year. Kids…
Over time, the decorated Christmas tree has become an inseparable symbol of Christmas. A source of joy for young and old alike, this tradition brings together family and friends to "dress up" the beloved conifer with garlands and lights. Its origins The tradition of the Christmas tree is said to have originated…
