Vintage Plastic Christmas Trees

Good morning. Tina here. It is getting cold in Kelsey, with snow predicted this weekend.

So I guess it is really time to start with the Christmas decorating. 

I don't know if you know this about me, but I am a vintage plastic nut. I love plastic! I have shown you my glow-in-the-dark, mostly plastic, vintage Christmas items before, here http://goldcountrygirls.blogspot.com/2009/12/glow-in-dark-christmas.html

As you will see in that post, I have a few glow-in-the-dark Christmas trees.

This year I am adding some vintage plastic trees. Most of them are about 10 1/2 to 11 inches tall.

You put them together on a center stick, and add the cute little glass ornaments to the tips.

They will make an adorable forest on top of my upright piano.

This tree has all red ornaments. I prefer the many-colored bulbs, but I will take what I find.

It is nice to have the box, to pack it away safely after Christmas.

 Below is a tree without the ornaments, ready to decorate. These trees are made by "Plasco".

Complete with instructions.

I love the little star at the top of the center piece.

This tree has more of a frosted ornament look.

Below are two different trees, called "Crystal Pine" trees.

The ornaments on these are attached already.

I would like to find little tiny tree-toppers for the tops of these.

I am looking forward to the plastic pine forest.

The only thing missing will be the scent of pine needles.

I think I will add some pine-scented candles to the top of the piano to take care of that.

Better get busy!