I love kimekomi technique -- it is so versatile and fun to work with.
I played with Christmas decorations in December and gave a lot of great gifts -- my family and friends loved them! Three of them are now in Canada and making their owner happy.

At the moment I am playing with Easter decorations -- decorating Easter eggs.
I have made a few dragon eggs for Game of Thrones fans. These are quite big at 12cmx7.5cm

 And of course with all the joyous things come gifts -- for me that means learning a new craft technique -- I realised that this became a tradition for me for the past 3 or 4 years :) 
This year it is kimekomi -- this is the ancient art of decorating dolls from Japan. It has been adapted to decorating Styrofoam forms for various occasions - Christmas included. You can get Styrofoam balls, wreaths, eggs, cones, etc. There are many beautiful examples of kimekomi decorations around and having accidentally stumbled upon some of them I decided to try this technique out.
At first seemed quite a daunting task and I already started thinking about a different technique to learn, but turns out that I just needed more practice!
Here are some of my creations: