I’m making the season bright and gluey
Posted: November 30, 2014 Filed under: Craft, Holidays, Sage Farm | Tags: Christmas, Christmas decoration, crafting, vintage Christmas crafts 6 CommentsThank goodness this is a joint blog because Luray has been posting and posting while I have been glooping hot glue on lots of vintage stuff to make Christmas wreaths. I’ve got a baker’s dozen to send to Sage Farm next week for the December show.
Ready for the Big Reveal? Here’s wreath number one…
Ta da! Silver and red birds, balls, bling and Santa.
And another…
It’s beginning to look a lot like . . .
Posted: November 22, 2014 Filed under: Decor, Holidays, Sage Farm, Vintage tablecloths | Tags: Christmas, Color, Sage Farm, tablecloths, vintage Jane Shilton, vintage tablecloth 6 Comments
What a great display! Everything pops against that green door.
Yes, yes, I KNOW it’s not even Thanksgiving yet. But at November’s Sage Farm show, there were a few corners that looked a lot like Christmas.
I snapped some photos of red & green. Take a look!
Unfinished? Unsuccessful? Unglamourous? You betcha!
Posted: November 18, 2014 Filed under: Craft, This Old Row House | Tags: Christmas, Christmas decoration, potholder rug, quilt top, sewing project, vintage Christmas crafts 3 CommentsDo you ever get tired of perfect Pinterest homescapes? Bloggers that have it all together? Well now’s your day to feel relieved, normal and possibly even superior. Yes, my house is a creative disaster area right now. The December Sage show is rushing up FAST and I’ve got everything started, nothing finished. My dining room table looks like this:
How many things can I start and not finish? It’s infinite!
The kitchen counter looks like this:
We Two Kings of Orient Are
Posted: January 6, 2014 Filed under: Fun Finds, Holidays | Tags: Christmas, Mid-Century modern, vintage nativity set 1 CommentIt’s January 6, the Feast of the Epiphany. And you know what that means.
1. It’s officially the last day of Christmas. Waaah!
2. It’s time to think about taking down the tree. Waah!
3. We’ve eaten all those homemade white chocolate-dipped pretzels and now my jeans are too tight. Waah! I have to do something about that. Other than buying bigger jeans. I promise to start right after I bake Epiphany cake. Results (about the cake, I mean) to be posted later.
Meanwhile, let’s celebrate the day with these three wise men.
Would you believe . . . two wise men? Yep, there’s more!
Season’s glitterings: Christmas jewelry #18
Posted: December 31, 2013 Filed under: Holidays, Jewelry | Tags: Christmas, lamppost pin, vintage Christmas jewelry Comments Off on Season’s glitterings: Christmas jewelry #18
I just received this marvelous vintage lamppost pin from my Pennsylvania sister-in-law, who knows a good thing when she sees it.
It’s shiny gold-tone with one sparkly stone for the flame. Depending on how you’re looking at the facets, the stone looks red or it looks silver—it flickers just like a real flame.
So simple! It’s a stunner on a little black dress.
Thanks, Wendy!
2 3/4″ high, and unmarked.
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