I wanted to show you my ceramic Santa pitcher and mugs that I got at a garage sale several years ago. They remind me of Nana Marie, who was a nanny to my daughters' dad and his siblings when they were little. Nana Marie made each child a mug and wrote their names on the bottom.
This is part of my Grandma T.'s Christmas china.
Grandma T. had a lot of cool dishes.
The wooden ornaments were a gift, and are only a few years old.
These are just some red filler for the display. I did make those heart ornaments though, a long time ago. I think I made them for Valentines Day, but they still look pretty for Christmas. I'll hang them on the tree if we ever get it put up.
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When I was just a baby, my Mom worked for a pediatrician named Dr. Tingle. Dr. Tingle made a precious heirloom stocking for each of her employees children in 1959. This is mine. Thank you, Dr. Tingle! I can only knit simple scarfs; I cannot even begin to imagine how she did this:
I am participating in Rednesday, over at "It's A Very Cherry World" . Please go over there when you have a few minutes to see some other beautiful/cool red things:
I also decided to put this on Marty's Table Top Tuesday at "A Stroll Through Life ", even though it is really Wednesday. This is a tabletop display (except for the stocking), and I have a feeling that Marty won't mind that I am a day late. So, head on over there too and see what's up!
God bless, and try your to best to celebrate the positive! I am having a hard time with that lately myself, to tell you the truth.
Kathy
11 comments:
I'm in vintage love with all of your treasures. Love the tablecloth and the knit stocking is adorable. The story with it is even better!
Loved reading this post. Everything is just wonderful, all of your Santas and the stockings. Such lovely decor. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
Hi Leslie and Marty,
Thank you, ladies!
Merry Christmas,
Kathy
I know someone who is looking for your little santa cups. I have 3 and trying not to give then up.
Your Mom will for sure wnat that cute tablecloth back, maybe not since she is a mom and knows her daughter loves it. My Mom use to give me whatever I wanted of hers, makes me cry now
Janice
PS love that stocking so vintage looking
You have some lovely things. The scarf is wonderful--what an heirloom! Your whole house must be filled with Christmas!
What Christmas treasures and such memories. I love your confession to your mom and then your willingness to give it back! That made me smile. I love the tender memories of love associated with Christmas accents and family memories tied to things. I posted about that today too. Have a lovely week.
Hi Janice,
Lol ... yeah, I thought if I put it to my Mom in public, she would say sure, just keep it! I'm sad that you are missing your Mom.
Sorry, but my Santa mugs are going to my girls to add to their Nana Marie collection. Not for sale. Your friend is going to have a hard time getting anybody to give 'em up, I'm thinking.
Thanks so much for stopping by,
Kathy
Hi Lisa,
I guess that I do have a lot, but if you look closely, I keep changing things around for photoshoot props. Some people are thinking, geeze, is she going to show us THAT again? Ha.
Thanks always for your friendship and comments.
Kathy
Hi Jacqueline,
Oh, thank you for your nice comments. Thank you so much for stopping by!
Kathy
Such pretty things and I especially love the little music box with the dancing santa and mrs. -- I haven't seen one of them in years! That's definitely an heirloom and a keeper.
Best,
Gloria
it is all just divine! esp love the tablecloth and dish
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