Let’s Talk Vintage #109: Our First Christmas Open House! 5

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to projects you are working on, or exciting old stuff you found, you are all welcome here!

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Today I’m sharing pictures from our Christmas Open House.

It was festive! It was FUN!  I have a couple of gals helping me on the days

that my daughter has ballet and one of them is named Rachel.

She is doing all of my chalkboard art.  So talented!

I am usually against setting up Christmas or listening to Christmas music early,

 but this year I didn’t mind! I had bought a big tray of those

bakery style Christmas cookies… set up a pretty table using

silver plated trays. It looked great but I was too busy to take a photo!

  Lots of our customers came in

and we had a great time … because who doesn’t like Christmas?

The nostalgia is a big part of why we love vintage Christmas things, right?

  Like…“Oh, my Mother had one of these” or “I remember those

from when I was a kid!”  Always. Fun.

I purchased a set mid-century china so I set up a “Christmas party” dining table.

And if you are a fan of the Nutcracker, you’ll love the candlestick holders

and the Nutcrackers that I have on display here.

And well maybe this guy too. He’s helping me with my brand!

Thanks so much for checking out our first Christmas Open House!

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Now, let’s see who is featured this week:

Sharon of Blue Willow House shared

some of her “Better Homes and Gardens”

decorating book.  Wow, the mid-century

photos are really swell!

and Amy of A Day of Small Things,

shared some delicious looking “Afternoon Popovers.”

Oh. My. Word.

YUM-eeeeeeee!

(It also doesn’t help that I am working on this blog

during the breakfast hour! )

and Sandi Of Old New Green Redo

shared more of her Farmhouse kitchen

remodel. I love the lighted cabinets!

Great job!

If you were featured, feel free to grab this new 

LTV “I Was Featured” graphic. 

Now it’s your turn, Let’s Talk Vintage!