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"Julprassel & decembermys : en jul att uppleva med alla sinnen " by Helena Lyth
Pleasen note that this book is in Swedish.
Do you also love Christmas?
Are you the type of person who starts planning the Christmas baking in September, counts the days until you can plant the hyacinth bulbs, constantly thinks about clever Christmas crafts and glances longingly at the Christmas decorations in the boxes in the attic all year round? Then we welcome you to a Christmas party with Helena Lyth where you can let all your senses go wild and you will have your appetite satisfied in all Christmas categories!
With fantastic pictures and clear step-by-step instructions, Helena takes you from the jumpstart "novent" all the way to the Christmas family games. The book contains all the classic recipes that belong to the mulled party, Lucia and not least the Christmas table, but it is also packed with crafts for the whole family - from flower arrangements and stylish door wreaths that will be admired by the neighbors to Christmas cards with potato prints for the children.
German:
„Julprassel & decembermys: en jul att uppleva med alla sinnen“ von Helena Lyth
Hinweis: Das Buch ist auf Schwedisch.
Lieben Sie Weihnachten auch so sehr?
Sind Sie jemand, der schon im September mit der Planung des Weihnachtsbackens beginnt, die Tage bis zum Einpflanzen der Hyazinthenzwiebeln zählt, ständig an kreative Weihnachtsbasteleien denkt und das ganze Jahr sehnsüchtig zu den Weihnachtsdekorationen auf dem Dachboden hinaufschielt?
Dann laden wir Sie zu einer Weihnachtsfeier mit Helena Lyth ein, bei der Sie alle Sinne entfalten können und in allen Weihnachtskategorien auf Ihre Kosten kommen!
Mit fantastischen Bildern und klaren Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen führt Sie Helena vom ersten „Novent“-Start bis zu den Familienspielen an Weihnachten. Das Buch enthält alle klassischen Rezepte, die zu Glühweinabenden, Lucia und natürlich dem Weihnachtsbuffet gehören. Es ist außerdem vollgepackt mit Bastelideen für die ganze Familie – von Blumenarrangements und stilvollen Türkränzen, die die Nachbarn bewundern werden, bis hin zu Weihnachtskarten mit Kartoffeldruck für die Kinder.
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