If you haven’t started thinking Thanksgiving decor yet, you’re behind the times. If you haven’t BEEN thinking about how you can support others at this time of year (and of course throughout) you’re just behind. There are so many ways to decorate with little touches like this Heart of Haiti Rwanda Path to Peace basket that I’m using. You’ve seen me post about the Macy’s Heart of Haiti campaign before, and I’m always in love with everything that is presented. I often stop by the area in Macy’s State Street to look at all of the work of the artisans. When Everywhere sent me a basket to feature in an upcoming Thanksgiving post, I jumped at the chance. While our family won’t be hosting Thanksgiving this year, like we normally do (we finally have a closing date – next week) we’ll be hosting Christmas, and this basket will fit right in with the decor – even BETTER! I love the intricate weave pattern, and I can appreciate it even more now that I’ve picked up knitting. I know it’s not the same, but still, work with me here. Also note that this is touted as a bread basket, but I’m a rebel, but you knew this already.
I am a member of the Everywhere Society and they provided me with this product for review. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
Pretty basket … I have a couple (smaller, different shaped) baskets that have similar stories. They are good to have around, and I LOVE baskets to store stuff in … sewing things, yarn, projects. I could have a million baskets and still not have enough!
I love that you are using yours to keep up a tradition of a fruit basket. xoxo