Thinking About November

Vermont Route 17 West

November 2024 begins this Friday. 

There is no turning back to avoid winter. What can we do to make November cheerier? Crafts! There are craft fairs in November that focus on the holidays. An atmosphere of community may be good for the spirit. Consider get out and about to your local craft fairs.
It is also a good time for thinking of a craft to do at home. Working with your hands can be very relaxing.

Other things to do in November

Attend local craft fairs
Create holiday cards
Plan out gift baskets
Buy fun socks
Start a jigsaw puzzle
Journal sketches of bare branches
Write down a winter reading list
Organize a kitchen beverage center
Knit or crochet a scarf
Shop for plaid pajamas
Browse holiday decoration themes online




Comments

  1. My only art sale is in November and I have to get to work! It seems like an insane month this year!

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  2. I just heard of a craft fair in November here in town. All items are handmade. I really want to go, sounds like a pleasant time. Your suggestion of plaid pajamas is a good one. I have to get some! : )

    ~Sheri

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    1. Sheri,
      Going to craft fairs is the best of the best a community has in the fall. Check out Land's End pajamas. There are a couple there that are just winter gorgeous.

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  3. I try to stay in the 'now' ~ but good thoughts for November ~ and my default is walking each day) hugs,

    Wishing you good health, laugther and love in your days ~
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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    1. Carol,
      Daily walking is something I hope to start.
      There's no safe walking paths close by other than the sidewalks here.

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  4. Love that header photo! A cozy by the fire time is always part of November for me.

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    1. Marie,
      Being cozy near the fireplace is the best part of the cold weather season.

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