A box full of these pretties will make do a happy dance any day! How about you? At an estate sale I came across a chest full of vintage Christmas ornaments, and more. I felt like a giddy kid at Christmas going through this chest. I couldn't hide my smile!
There is a variety of ornaments from Shiny Brites to others that just say, "Made in the U.S.A." This is my first huge lot of these charming jewels, and I am so excited for Christmas to display them on my tree. They may even get their own special tree.
Here are some of my favorite ones, but really they are all my favorites. :)
Some mercury glass balls, a pink pine cone, and how neat is the aqua one with tinsel inside!
Aren't they just lovely? They are also very fragile, and one already broke on the way home from the sale. So, I need a little help on the best way to store them without breaking or ruining the paint. Do you have a special secret in storing vintage ornaments?
These were some other Christmas goodies from the chest. Love these sweet houses and pine tree! So full of character!
A cool gold star, a bearded Santa, and an accordion card of two sweet kids dancing that was made in Sweden.
I love the bells on his feet. Have you ever seen him before? Not sure if it was handmade or the era. I'll have to do some research, because he is so intriguing for some weird reason.
Well, I finally finished the granny squares for my blanket!! So excited to start putting it all together. It is on the smaller side, like a baby blanket, but I wanted it to be a little easier to make since it will be my first granny square blanket. Wish me luck!
Hope you are having a beautiful and creative day!
Hope you are having a beautiful and creative day!
