Santa (ca. 1950s) and a new piece of raku pottery . . .
Bell made by DH's grandmother and a spalted oak vase made by DH . . .
Needlepoint bell pull made by yours truly (ca. 1970s) . . .
Nutcrackers from my mother, Germany, England, and elsewhere
along with the white C9 bulbs rescued when we switched to LED lights . . .
Dining room chandelier with personalized ornaments from
our days near Frankenmuth, MI (and Bronners) . . .
Vintage and reproduction ornaments on the sunroom tree . . .
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This is a season full of mystery, magic & memories . . .
Quiltdivajulie
5 comments:
That pottery is just wonderful. Enjoyed your Holiday home.
I always love to see the decorations, you have some very unique things! Thanks for sharing!
Merry Christmas, my friend, this is almost as good as an in-person visit.
All so lovely! And I love the merging of the old and the new...I just wrote about that, as a matter of great minds living alike ;)
Hi, Julie. Your decorations are so lovely--nice collection. Also enjoyed your previous post with the beautiful photo and matching fabrics--simply gorgeous!
Happy holiday stitching!
best from Tunisia,
nadia
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