When my sister-in-law walked into the house she said, "It looks like Christmas EXPLODED on your dining table!" It had.
But out of the chaos came shimmering order!
I've been working on using up all my vintage planters, ornaments and Christmas figurines from Lefton, Relpo, Enesco, etc. Above is a cute little woodland brownie.
Here are "baby" and Santa.
Baby's First Christmas, all tangled in mercury bead garland!
This is the sweetest flowergirl! Kinda like a pink Eliza Doolittle.
I bought her at a rummage sale then proceeded to drop her on the floor as soon as I got her home! :( Fortunately I was able to glue her backside together and use her in this cute Christmas tree collage. Some of her flowers got chipped so I just gave her a whole new bunch of vintage millinery posies.
Here is a cute "Spaghetti" Santa!
Here are some tags I made from vintage Christmas wrap. I just cut out the designs, glued them to cardstock with gluestick, scalloped the edges with scissors and sprinkled with glitter. A hole-punch makes for easy tie-ons.
5 comments:
Rosie,
I'm so glad you have a new post! I missed seeing your creations and boy did you come back with beautiful ideas. I would love to come play at your house!!!! Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas.
Kathy
Hooray you are back! I love the little pink tree! have a great weekend.
nice to have you back in the blogosphere dear...
Merry Christmas, Rosie!!!
i LOVE your Christmas planters! That is a wonderful idea. Now I know what I can do with the planters that don't sell. Your tags are too cute!
Warmly,
deb :)
Hi Rosie!
I "happened upon" your blog and love it! We have alot of the same tastes when it comes to vintagegoodness!
Pop on by and visit when you get the chance!
Happy New Year!
Jill
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