Showing posts with label vintage christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage christmas. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

A Glittery White Wednesday to All


How can it be time for White Wednesday already?  Wow!  When I was a kid, these days before Christmas just dragged on and on but now they zoom by.  I am just tossing out some random photos from around my home, the first 3 from last year, the next 3 from this year (and the subject of my special Christmas header).  I was going to just include the header photo and details for this week's WW post, but when I started cropping the picture of the vignette on the dresser in my living room, it just seemed to want to be a header.  Sometimes we just need to go with the flow I guess. As you can tell, I like a little sparkle with my Christmas.  Glitter is GOOOOOOD.  I love the crystal Martha Stewart glitter and old silver glitter that tarnishes with age.  My house has lots of glitter amidst the flotsum.

So anyway, pardon my lack of witty text, I'll just let you enjoy the photos because I have some little boys who need to watch a program on TV with their mom and dad.  Hope you all are decking your halls and enjoying the beauty of the season.  After I put my kiddos to bed, I'm going to hop over to Kathleen's Faded Charm and oooh and aaah over some of the beautiful posts for this week's White Wednesday.  I love it to the moon and back and you will too!

Until next time,





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Thursday, December 2, 2010

A Sweet Little Doll for Christmas


Those of you who have been following me for a while know that I love to dress little antique bisque dolls.  This one was done up for Christmas in all of her seasonal finery.  Her skirt is original, but I added the vintage lace trim, the bodice is vintage velvet, and the ribbonwork sash is vintage as well.  She is a little gal, about 3 inches tall.  I am linking up with Debra's Common Ground and her Vintage Inspiration Friday Christmas edition.  Pull up your chair, pour a cuppa, and join us, won't you?



Until next time,
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