Snowman vignette, Snowman cards are from a few posts ago if you would like to copy them.
Our tree is mish mash of homemade and bought ornies-no theme-just ones we like.
My older son and I will fight over this one. He had the barn when he was a kid-it's still in the garage.
I decided to do a vintage toy them this year and pulled out all my kids stuff from around the house.
Picture on the little piano is of me and my brother on Christmas morning. I got a toy iron and he got a guitar. Wish I had those things now.
Kids Christmas books and an old red record. Sock monkeys from garage sales and thrift stores.
The stockings were my brothers and mine. I will change them out to my kids stockings before Christmas, so I can fill them.
Vintage card and ornie. I have to use blue and red in my family room, so I think this ties it in nicely.
This concludes part 2-still to come kitchen and vintage piesafe. Happy Rednesday!
Leslie
Love your post....love vintage toys....some of my favorite things....blessings
ReplyDeleteOh Leslie, everything is so very darling! I love every single thing! You have such a great eye.
ReplyDeleteI'm a complete later tater over here, dragging my feet and unmotivated this year WAH! But Rednesday may just give me the holiday push I need, so much fun seeing everyone's holiday decor.
Please don't fret over the Santa pattern, time is so precious during the holidays ... if you come across it that's great, but don't feel like you need to hunt it down, okie dokie? :)
Happy Rednesday and almost Christmas (wow!),
Sally
Love the vintage toy scene. Everything is so festive. I'm also a lover of red. My kitchen is done in red and white theme.
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ReplyDeleteLove everything here -especially those sock monkeys!
Happy Rednesday & Happy Holidays!
XOXO Lola:)
Oh, loads of ideas here...I going to have to start looking for some of those great toys. I have a few but you have inspired me. Stopping by from Elizabeth's.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful, and I remember that little animal barn when my children still young..
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty treasures! Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving such a sweet comment.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandra
I love your Christmas tree just like it is and your mantle looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage toy theme! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYou have some very pretty vintage Christmas things. I loved seeing them all. You have them displayed very well.
ReplyDeleteComing over from Rednesday at It's A Very Cherry World. LOVE all of your vintage toys! So cute. That "little people barn" ornament is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteChris
I love your toy theme. The fireplace evokes all kinds of nostalgia in me. I love that farm ornament! My brother had that when we were kids and I loved to make the door moo! (I had the doll house.) I've really enjoyed this post and I better go check out some more I've missed!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Love, love, love your decorations!! I think my favorite is the glittery snowman..he's just too cute!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful red post and wonderful to see!
ReplyDeleteEverything is sooo cute !
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Dottie
lots of great things here--love the snowman vignette! The cards are great too... going to have to check those out. Thanks for stopping by my blog--Mary
ReplyDeleteI am speechless! What a clever idea to display Santa toys by the fireplace! I love what you have done! Eye Spy a wonderful card in the last photo, is it available on your blog? The blue is always a favorite of mine as well. Thank you so much for visiting GBP, it truly allowed me the opportunity to come full circle on such a wonderful period in my life. Wishing you the merriest of Christmas! Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage toys ! Beautiful tree !
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas !
~Myrna
I just love your kid's toys theme. It is adorable! You have so much cute stuff!
ReplyDeleteHave a Merry Christmas!
My mouth is opened wide as I read this entire post and look at the pics..I must look silly if someone was watching me,,LOL. Oh I just adore what you did..I have that farm set..is that an ornament, or the exact toy?
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