Come in for a visit. Oh I wish I could have you all for a sweet Christmas Luncheon, I think I would serve, creamy chicken noodle soup and rolls, a light sweet spinach salad, and perhaps Baked Alaska for dessert! Anyway, I guess we can dream!
This year it was more about displays and some vintage ephemera decorated and glittered up a bit! There are lots of pictures so sit back and enjoy. This is just the Dining room!
My new collecting fetish will be these Santa mugs!
On the Buffet!
I took an old sheet music and made this wreath, then added a chipboard glass glittered sleigh to accent. ( I cut it out with my cricut expression)
Also glittered this cut out 'peace' and bent it around one of the candles!
Framed some vintage images from old books. This one came from a very old "Ideal" book
I was given this superbly beautiful vintage bottle brush wreath last year, by my good friend Camille and it is probably my most favorite decoration that I have now!
Nativity on one of the shelves! ALSO a favorite!
I received this image with some vintage buttons from the recent button ornament swap, along with the felt holly, so decided to make something out of it.
I enjoy Christmas Tins
My Christmas China is the original Christmas Tree by Cuthbertson. I have loved it for many many years! Also notice the transfer ware urn, that I found at Goodwill in AZ for a few dollars. I just had to have that!
A bowlful of vintage glass ornaments
I crafted this snowman last year!
Added this new Putz church to the mix this year.
Another putz house that was a gift, and this finishes up the decorations in my dining room. In the next post you will see what is in the living room. I hope everyone enjoys their Christmas decorations as much as I am enjoying mine!
17 comments:
What beautiful decorations! I especially like the snowman you made. Can't wait to see the rest of your house!
So beautiful, Michele. It almost makes me drool! :) I am slowly but surely getting mine up and about...
Great decorations and great shots!:)
Have a great day!
Hi, and thanks for becoming a follower of my blog. I'm now following you back! The bottle brush wreath your friend gave you is a treasure, and the snowman you made caused me to gasp. He's adorable!
Wunderbar!!! Super!!!
Congrat's to the winner of your giveaway!
Love your Christmas decorating! Thanks for sharing it!
Warmly,
deb
It's so hard to pick a favorite. Love the vintage art all framed up but I think I love the wreath the best. What a fun room you have!
I found your blog through button floozies and so glad I did. Your decorated dining room is 'out of this world' gorgeous. So beautifully done and your collections are amazing. Looking forward to seeing the other rooms!
Beautiful decorations. I especially love the cake stand display.
Your dining room decorations are spectacular - so beautiful. I particularly like your lovely shelf unit and Christmas china and your snowman from last year - all stunning! We'll be putting our decorations up this weekend, then it will really start to feel a lot like Christmas x
Hello! I am your newest follower too. I adore your Christmas decorations! We have very similar tastes :)
Amber @ Junkaholics Unanimous
Your decorations are so pretty and festive. I love red and silver at Christmas time. Enjoy the season.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
I am overwhelmed by the beauty of your wonderful treasures. Everything looks amazing. Thank you for sharing. I have joined your followers list and would love to have you join me as well. Season's Greetings. Hugs, Gayle
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I found you from a comment you left on Junkaholics Unanimous blog and had to come check out your blog. I love collecting vintage and love seeing what others collect. I am a new follower! ~ Barbara
Love the glittered word around the candle and the sheet music wreath.
Your decorations are beautiful! I love all your nativities....I collect those as well....and I collect the santa cups and have many of the vintage ones....good luck in collecting your new santa cup fetish!
Well, I can see that we are on the same musical note! Ha! Very cool!
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