The Advent wreath is in the shape of a cross. It can hold tapers or the little votive candles. (I can find votives in purple and pink much easier than I can find tapers. So I prefer the little glass globes for the stumpy candles.)
The Christmas-tree ornaments are delicately worked and make a full nativity set. When I saw them on the Christmas tree at church, I coveted them. When a set went up for sale at our school's annual fund-raising auction, we were lucky enough to get a set for ourselves. Woo hoo!
Matt's website isn't fully set up yet. But for those of you who know us, the website will give you enough information that you would know how to contact him if you want to purchase something to be crafted over summer for gift-giving next fall/winter. For those who will be attending symposium, there may be some of these beauties for sale there; there were last year, at least. For those of you who don't know us, there's information on the website about a craft booth in Spring Green. (He doesn't know that I've bragged about him here in public, and I'm not finding information online. So there's nothing for me to point you to, for easy-breezy ordering information. If there's something you'd be interested in, you'd just have to write or call and start asking questions.)
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