Annis's Woodland Christmas Garland

Had to take a photo with it the first evening. Hung it along the mantelpiece, switched the lamps off and the three little trees just glowed. My daughter thought I'd found it in some posh boutique.

It runs along our banister now and the grandchildren take turns switching the lights on before bed. The deer have the sweetest little faces. You can tell someone painted them by hand.

Bought it for myself, no apologies. When the trees are on, the beads along the edges catch the light like frost. It hangs across the top of my Welsh dresser and there's no flex trailing down the side, which is why I never had lights up there before.

We hung it across the top of the kitchen window. Coming up the path in the dark you can see the three little trees glowing. Two neighbours have already asked where it's from.

Mum bought one of Annis's garlands at the Ledbury market years ago, so I knew what I was getting. This one is just as lovely. It arrived well packed, every deer and star in one piece.

The wife made me pose with it, so here I am. Put it up along the beam over the fireplace myself. Two little hooks, five minutes. I'll admit the glow in the evening is rather nice.

Had to take a photo with it the first evening. Hung it along the mantelpiece, switched the lamps off and the three little trees just glowed. My daughter thought I'd found it in some posh boutique.

It runs along our banister now and the grandchildren take turns switching the lights on before bed. The deer have the sweetest little faces. You can tell someone painted them by hand.

Bought it for myself, no apologies. When the trees are on, the beads along the edges catch the light like frost. It hangs across the top of my Welsh dresser and there's no flex trailing down the side, which is why I never had lights up there before.

We hung it across the top of the kitchen window. Coming up the path in the dark you can see the three little trees glowing. Two neighbours have already asked where it's from.

Mum bought one of Annis's garlands at the Ledbury market years ago, so I knew what I was getting. This one is just as lovely. It arrived well packed, every deer and star in one piece.

The wife made me pose with it, so here I am. Put it up along the beam over the fireplace myself. Two little hooks, five minutes. I'll admit the glow in the evening is rather nice.

Had to take a photo with it the first evening. Hung it along the mantelpiece, switched the lamps off and the three little trees just glowed. My daughter thought I'd found it in some posh boutique.

It runs along our banister now and the grandchildren take turns switching the lights on before bed. The deer have the sweetest little faces. You can tell someone painted them by hand.

Bought it for myself, no apologies. When the trees are on, the beads along the edges catch the light like frost. It hangs across the top of my Welsh dresser and there's no flex trailing down the side, which is why I never had lights up there before.

We hung it across the top of the kitchen window. Coming up the path in the dark you can see the three little trees glowing. Two neighbours have already asked where it's from.

Mum bought one of Annis's garlands at the Ledbury market years ago, so I knew what I was getting. This one is just as lovely. It arrived well packed, every deer and star in one piece.

The wife made me pose with it, so here I am. Put it up along the beam over the fireplace myself. Two little hooks, five minutes. I'll admit the glow in the evening is rather nice.

Had to take a photo with it the first evening. Hung it along the mantelpiece, switched the lamps off and the three little trees just glowed. My daughter thought I'd found it in some posh boutique.

It runs along our banister now and the grandchildren take turns switching the lights on before bed. The deer have the sweetest little faces. You can tell someone painted them by hand.

Bought it for myself, no apologies. When the trees are on, the beads along the edges catch the light like frost. It hangs across the top of my Welsh dresser and there's no flex trailing down the side, which is why I never had lights up there before.

We hung it across the top of the kitchen window. Coming up the path in the dark you can see the three little trees glowing. Two neighbours have already asked where it's from.

Mum bought one of Annis's garlands at the Ledbury market years ago, so I knew what I was getting. This one is just as lovely. It arrived well packed, every deer and star in one piece.

The wife made me pose with it, so here I am. Put it up along the beam over the fireplace myself. Two little hooks, five minutes. I'll admit the glow in the evening is rather nice.