Vintage Christmas Ornaments, Thrfted and Tweaked finds and
a Collage of past Christmas Decorations.
Take a peek at 6 Pointed Paper Snowflakes. and A Dickens Mantel
a Collage of past Christmas Decorations.
Take a peek at 6 Pointed Paper Snowflakes. and A Dickens Mantel
Vintage Santa (it was my Mom's and is my Favorite Thing)
and a small Christmas tree.
Christmas images thanks to the Graphics Fairy.
Thrifted ornate metal photo frames.
Didn't notice the reflection of the lamp until I posted. Whoops.
Thifted vintage Snowman and Santa - 1960's era.
(Thanks Charlene of Organized Clutter for the descriptor:
Plastic Christmas Blow Moulds)
Christmas scenes from earlier years.
My sister (This Green Life and This Green House) crafted the village scene many years ago, DGS worked on that gingerbread house when he was six, flowers are from the past as is our lighted home on a rainy December night and a ceramic workshop crafted Christmas Tree
likely from the late '60's or early 70's.
likely from the late '60's or early 70's.
The two striped bulbs are from my childhood home, gently faded and mixed in a footed glass bowl with other bulbs and a vintage glass beaded chain.
Sharing with some lovely hosts.
Cozy Little House (Tweak it Tuesday), Apron Thrift Girl Thrift Share Monday, My 1929 Charmer, Homemaker on a Dime, Little Red House (Mosaics Monday), Creating My Way to Success, Smiling Sally Blue Monday,, A Living Space, Serendipity and Spice, Chicken Scratch,, Cap Creations, A Stroll Though Life Tabletop Tuesday,, Our Delightful Home, Coastal Charm Nifty Thrifty Tuesday, Knick of Time, Rose Chintz Cottage (Home - Wednesday), Apron Thrift Girl Thrift Share Monday, Clever Chicks Blog Hop, Kathie With An E, Boogieboard Cottage Masterpiece Monday, Ivy and ElephantsHave A Cup of Mrs. Olson, The Vintage Farmhouse, A Delightsome Life, The Shabby Creek Cottage, Colorado Lady, The Brambleberry Cottage, StoneGable, From My Front Porch To Yours, {Primp}
Stuff and Nonsense, Common Ground, Rooted in Thyme, Kathe with an E, The Charm of Home, The Thrifty Grove,






I put out plastic Christmas blow molds every year.
ReplyDeleteYour making it feel like Christmas great metal frames with Christmas pictures and the Christmas bulbs I love vintage bulbs.
ReplyDeleteDenise
Lovely Christmas pictures. I think a lot of folks have been inspired to decorate earlier this year - at least I have! Some years I can't get in the mood to put anything up until a few days before The Great Event! My ladies group just had a Christmas tea which has me already decorating my house :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas village. So pretty. And the vintage ornaments piled together in the dish look sparkly and glamorous.
ReplyDeletehi Joy ... just love your vintage ornaments. I have so many, I never get around to getting them all on the tree, but some years, I try. I have not started getting mine out yet, but soon. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Audrey Z.
I just found the very same snowman blowmold this weekend and I have the same Santa!!
ReplyDeleteI like that framed picture of a nest with blue eggs. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Joy.
Lovely. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week,
Sherry
Absolutely lovely! Thanks for sharing, my friend :) Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Stephanie
Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteMy Blue Monday.
My grandparents had that exact same plastic snowman statue thingy ("plastic Christmas blow mould" - LOL). Oh, the memories!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vintage ornaments.
ReplyDeleteYour lucky your still have them... Great job for keeping such wonderful treasures.
Happy TTT,
Greetings from a freezing and snowy Stockholm,
/Chie
Joy - Everything looks so great! Love your old vintage pieces!!
ReplyDeleteJudy
I love your vintage ornaments and blow molds.
ReplyDeleteI love all the vintage decorations. Love the blow molds and the antique ornaments.
ReplyDeleteI am a vintage Christmas girl so every decoration appeals to me. I have those two blow molds and a ceramic tree very similar.
ReplyDeleteLoved looking at your photos!
Happy Holidays,
Erica
Love that vintage Santa!
ReplyDeleteLove the blow molds. I just bought one for my porch, but he keeps bloing over in the wind!
ReplyDeleteSome gorgeous Christmas decorations there!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
LOOOOVE vintage Christmas! Those ornaments are great!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to drag stuff out because you kind of forget what you had the year before.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
I am such a vintage fan, and I am in love with your vintage ornaments. Wish I had a collection as great as yours. Thanks for linking up this week:)
ReplyDeleteVery nice holiday presentation.
ReplyDeleteLove all your holiday cuties and decor Joy! I didn't know about plastic blow molds before, thank you for sharing yours with us. They're so darling, will now be on the hunt. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays!
I just started framing some of my "keeper" Christmas cards in thrift shop frames. I'll have to showcase it on my blog (it will be as crafty as I am gonna get this season) ...
ReplyDeleteVisiting you from VTT. Come and join me for my Countdown to Kitschmas.
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You are a 'show-off'! Great decor!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThere is something about vintage that speaks to me. I think I was born too late. Lovely items and beautifully styled!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up at 'it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas'! So happy to have you!
Love the vintage santa from mom. You have some great pieces.
ReplyDeleteSo Christmas-y! Fun!
ReplyDeleteI remember those same striped Christmas balls from my childhood. They look so pretty in a bowl together.
ReplyDeleteBalisha
Hi, just fund you at the party at Mockingbird Hill Cottage. I love everything vintage, too - really love your mother's Santa. My mom had one too, and I had it for a while but then gave it to my nephew (her grandson) so that his little children could enjoy it as I did. Also it's very creative the way you framed pics from Graphics Fairy in those lovely thrifted frames. All beautiful. Hugs ~ Mary
ReplyDeleteheehee, make that "found" you!
DeleteThe Santa is so sweet! I love everything you've shared with us today, Joy, as always. You know, I had a sneaking suspicion that This Green Life might be related to you! You and your siblings are great bloggers!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in this week!
xo
Claudia
Oh, all kinds of beautiful thrifted Christmas treasures! I have a weakness for vintage Christmas bulbs and yours look wonderful all together in a basket. Thank you for sharing at TTF. have a terrific day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your Christmas decorating ideas on Simple & Sweet Fridays. I love your mom's treasures! Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteJody
Beautiful! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home! Have a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Hi Joy, hopping by to let you know that I am featuring you on Share Your Cup later today.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann