I found these in the basement; made to put in your windows, they are large plastic stained glass "windows", dated 1965. I decided they'd look kind of pretty in our front windows:
Another vintage Christmas tin, and two VERY nice, sturdy copper cookie cutters. I don't believe I had a candle-shaped cutter, and ornaments are always fun to decorate:
These other cutters were in the same bag - like I need more cookie cutters. Still - they're nice shapes, and these simple plastic types are very user-friendly:
A nice vintage Mrs. Claus candle holder - she's a cutie:
Ornaments - I'm a total sucker for striped and stenciled ones:
This little guy is missing his friend with the "EL" - I'll just pretend he's a "naughty" little elf who says "No" all the time:
I found four boxes of these vintage ornaments down in the basement, too:
And these unused vintage ornaments picks were at the thrift store:
I wish I had found some of these things in time to try and sell them beofre Christmas!
Oh, well.
i used to collect cookie cutters - long before i was married. lending them out was the big mistake - i never got them back and moved to california. guess i didn't need another collection of anything. i love the candle and the ornament. i like big cutters.
ReplyDeleteLove the fake stained glass. It would work well in our little bathroom window...so pretty with the light shining through.
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LOVE that tray, and the little "NO" guy!
ReplyDeleteI love it all! Especially that Mrs.Claus candle holder-- super cute!
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Jill
The stained glass is so pretty, and your naughty elf needs to star in his own post story, which I would love to author if I felt a bit better. Love T
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