Mixed in with my everyday items are this year’s
Christmas decor. Tiny little packages wrapped and
adorned with vintage millinery and jewelry sit at the
bottom of a little tree with Santa standing guard. The
backdrop for this vignette are some of my favorite
ironstone pitchers.
I tucked tiny trees inside of the old restaurant
creamers that have green patterns on them. My great
aunt’s little heart box sends a heartfelt message: “ ‘Tis
The Season To Be Jolly”. I love that little box because
I know my aunt Lottie didn’t have much and I have
something that belonged to her..and it is so sweet.
Old game pieces spell out holiday messages on top of
a favorite old ironstone platter. Tucked next to Santa
is a simple vintage package tie on.
And this is the little holiday grouping in the white
hutch this year.
Pretty simple.
Simple Simon…I like him!
Thank you for all of your sweet comments left in my
last post. Again, I apologize for the word
verification..and Mona, I know it is a pain in the back
side…but necessary as a means to keep the swarm of
spam from raining on my blog parade. Maybe I will
remove it soon to see what happens.
I hope that many of you were inspired by
Stop by to see what other links are going on in the
next week or so.
Till next time, stay warm and dry.
Looks great. Very clever. You have such an eye :-).
ReplyDeleteSo simple but so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteJudy
ReplyDeleteI just recently purchased my first restaurant mini-creamer (with green stripes) and I am in love! I have collected ironstone butter-pats for several years and the combination is out-of-this-world!!
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute. I love Simple Simon-he suits your place well- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI love you simple decor...I try and keep everything simple and natural here...haven't even started yet...December snuck up on me!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty. It might seem simple to you but appears to be well thought out and beautiful to me.
ReplyDeleteI am loving bottle brush trees this year and love yours all tucked about. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteYou always know just how to make things look special! Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteLove your trees in the creamers. You always have such great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!!
Hi Becky!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful Christmasey post. I love your choice this year of all things white. I am such a red lover that I get my white fix by visiting my blog pals like you.
What cute Santas and little white trees. I have some bottlebrush trees that I found thrifting and am still trying to decide where to display them. Your look so sweet snugged inside your heavy white creamers.
Your post is just the sweetest, my friend,
Blessings and Merry CHRISTmas!
Carolynn xxx
ps...I, too, am starting to get a lot of spam. Just hate it and hope it doesn't continue to build.
Hi Becky!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful Christmasey post. I love your choice this year of all things white. I am such a red lover that I get my white fix by visiting my blog pals like you.
What cute Santas and little white trees. I have some bottlebrush trees that I found thrifting and am still trying to decide where to display them. Your look so sweet snugged inside your heavy white creamers.
Your post is just the sweetest, my friend,
Blessings and Merry CHRISTmas!
Carolynn xxx
ps...I, too, am starting to get a lot of spam. Just hate it and hope it doesn't continue to build.
The little trees in the creamers are adorable! I loved this, and the previous post and the glimpse they give at your Christmas decor.
ReplyDeleteYou always inspire me. The letters and just a touch of millinery. Simply beautiful..smiles..Renee
ReplyDeleteOh ...I just LOVE all the vintage flavor of this. You have the touch. I know you are having fun. Thanks for sharing the inspiration, Becky! I hope you have a wonderfully joyful Christmas covered with His peace. :-) xo
ReplyDeleteGood morning! I am here doing some catch up with your. Your beach shots were wonderful!!!! I know that feeling, as you described it....a speck in the sand.
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas cheer.
XO Kris
I saw a group of creamers with black designs at a sale, and now I'm wishing I'd bought them! Yours look adorable filled with the bottlebrush trees. :@
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and love the letters!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteBeautiful whites. Love the trees in the little creamers.
ReplyDeleteI love the little creamers, I have a few that I've been collecting.
ReplyDeleteI always love your vignettes Becky. Deceptively simple but always so many little treasures to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteBecky, your exquisite simplicity is wonderful. Something not everyone can achieve.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved your taste in decorating.
Mona
ReplyDeleteBecky dear, this is my third try. I have lost two comments..now I can't even remember what I wrote..but..I assure you it was elegant!! LOL
Ok..4th try...lost that one too...if this does not work..I will know I don't know how to work this thing and will give up and go away.
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