Christmas ornaments
My blown glass ornaments are some of my favorite Christmas decor.
Most of these came from the days of McMaster and Storm's brick and mortar.
A couple were from earlier than that - back in the days of The Clay Pot.
I miss both shops. And I miss adding to my collection of ornaments.
There are several spots on this tree that are filled with other ornaments just to fill it up.
This year I went 'shopping' for some more. Then my sister asked if there was anything I wanted for Christmas. So I sent her the list of a few I'd found that I knew would be a great addition to my collection. And she got them for me!!! Yay for sisters:)
Yule log. If I had to pick a favorite from my new ones it just might be this one!
This swan is darling too.
Bold, Proud, and Haughty.
Saint Francis. I thought him a beautiful addition.
Bambi. Just because he's so cute.
And the Christmas cake I made that I said I'd post pics of.
Chocolate Gingerbread Toffee Cake.
From the December issue of Southern Living.
I searched high and low for my own copy of this issue.
So happy it is now in my stash of Christmas magazines:)
Labels: blown glass, christmas, ornaments
posted by Sew a Fine Seam at
8:37 AM
3 Comments:
Your ornaments look so pretty! Love!
There is nothing like vintage Christmas ornaments! Absolutely ♥ your St. Francis! Happy New Year wishes to you. ~ Sue
Oh, I love that little wire tree! And the vintage ornaments are great!
I remember the Clay Pot! Being from KS (and prob a bit sheltered), I remember it being the first store of that kind that I had ever visited. I loved it! Makes me miss living so close to Nell Hills too...
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