Hello and Welcome!
You've landed smack dab into my fourteenth
"Let's Talk Vintage" post.
Stay awhile, and link up!
This week I am sharing how my dining room
table looks after we start taking down the Christmas trees.
Ornaments. Everywhere.
It's not pretty people.
Let's Take a closer look.
You can see that some of them are on trays.
I do this so that while I am removing them,
there is less breakage.
The mixture of hues creates some
serious eye candy!
Like sweets from the Sugar Plum Fairy.
there is less breakage.
The mixture of hues creates some
serious eye candy!
Like sweets from the Sugar Plum Fairy.
It has taken a long time to collect these,
I do not want to lose any.
I do not want to lose any.
There are some new, mixed in with the old.
And this year is a whole new opportunity
to find more vintage!
So how about you, what did you do
or find this week that was inspired by vintage?
Last week we saw
and Haley of Tuneful Journeys
shared her Christmas Tea with a
couple of mischievous elves!
couple of mischievous elves!
Now it's your turn: Let's Talk Vintage!
Also linking with:
Ivy and Elephants "What's It Wednesday"
"Hope in Every Season Homemaking Party"
and Pink Saturday
actually - it IS pretty. That's a lot of very lovely pastel vintage ornaments. I've none like that. Beeyoutiful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE all your beautiful ornaments!!!
ReplyDeleteI have a few myself...
Thanks so much for hosting... I have added your party to my weekly party list...
Hugs,
Deb
What beautiful ornaments. I do the same thing, and place them on the tables and trays. I take forever to get things put away. Are you making this a place to sell old ornaments too? Have a great week. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteLovely collection of vintage and not so (although they all look vintage) ornaments. A treat to see them together. Thank you for featuring my dart board vignette today, a treat. Thank you for hosting Lets Talk Vintage no. 14A pleasure to join in.
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Wonderful vintage ornaments! I do luv them - gave boxes of them to each of my niece and niece-in-laws
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Today I posted a vintage tea time - hadn't done one in waaay too long, so found some camera batteries, played around with some fave rosy china and voila! Vintage Tea Time!
Come for Tea...?
Your vintage ornaments are gorgeous! Mine filled up a large Samsonite suitcase, but can one really have too many?! Blessings, Cecilia
ReplyDeleteYour ornaments are just gorgeous! Love all your beautiful photographs of them. Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteYour ornaments are serious eye candy! They are gorgeous. I confess, I still have my tree up as I have had no time to take it down. I hope to get all the Christmas put away by the weekend! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWow Jillian, you have so many wonderful Vintage ornaments! Thanks so much for hosting and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGina
That is some very serious eye candy. Love, love it!! Happy to be joining in the fun. Now off to visit!
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Jan
Wow, that's a lot of vintage! I love ornaments, too. You have so many fabulous ones! Thanks so much for hosting. Enjoy your weekend.
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Patti
That is a lot of sweet candy eye. They are great I have a few nothing like you .I only do one tree. You are so right they break easy. What day is your Vintage post?
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Laura
I agree... It IS a pretty site! I've been making vintage ornament wreaths, and I am totally smitten (aka obsessed) with these old beauties. Wonderful collection you have. :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree... It IS a pretty site! I've been making vintage ornament wreaths, and I am totally smitten (aka obsessed) with these old beauties. Wonderful collection you have. :-)
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