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Chicagoan Thomas MacEntee has a wealth of fabulous seasonal decorating and baking ideas to share. Meet Thomas by visiting any one of his three blogs -- count 'em: three! First is A Catskill Christmas, in which Thomas comes up with handcrafted Christmas decorating concepts, all inspired by his childhood in the Catskills. Second is And I Helped!, a site for lovers of food and baking. Here, Thomas offers up tempting recipes of his own design and those learned from his beloved late mom. Finally, there is Destination: Austin Family, a family history blog.

Right now, all three sites are overflowing with creative and heartwarming ideas for celebrating the holiday season. I love all of the ornament ideas at A Catskill Christmas, but wanted to share one in particular: Gilded Dried Pomegranates. Aren't these beautiful? Don't you agree they'd look stunning on the Christmas tree? Not to mention arranged in bowls, strung on ribbons, or tied in bunches. Full instructions are on the site, so I won't repeat them here, but note that Thomas says there's one drawback: dried pomegranates can be expensive!

UPDATE 12/12/07: check out Thomas's finished tree, all decked out with his many homemade ornaments. It's a beauty!


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  • Thomas MacEntee

    Thanks Diane for the shoutout!!!

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