And now those shiny bright balls from over 50 years ago are adorning her Vintage Christmas Tree.
The Vintage Christmas Tree with my late daddy's string of lights that he used on his Christmas tree even before he and Momma married in 1947.
I dropped (and smashed) only one gold ball.
The most expensive box was 99 cents.
Love the Pinks! Bet that was pretty on a silver or white tree.
This box was only 49 cents. Special price.
There is the gold ball that bit the dust.
Flocked one.
These are the oldest decorations. Probably over 60 years old.
If this decoration could only talk.
We couldn't find the string of lights for these flower bulbs.
Memaw and I spent several hours putting this masterpiece together.
Merry Shiny Brite Christmas!
I have my mothers and grandmothers shiny brites which I have on my tree, they sure add a special look to the tree, don't they? I just blogged about my shiny brite wreath I made, it took a lot but it was well worth the effort to collect them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great wreath you and your "assistant" made! I wish my photos of the finished decorated tree were better. Bah iPhone! Linda
DeleteSomeone gave you a nice camera. Cough...cough.
DeleteMost photos are camera photos, but I do not usually take my camera to your Memaw's house. Will try to remember it next time. ;) Mom
DeleteWow, you've got some real treasures there! Thanks for linking up :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
My mom has some real treasures! I just got to decorate her tree :) Linda
DeleteI love shiny brites! What a treasure trove and what fun to put up this tree up together! You're making memories! Happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteYou are definitely right about the memories! Have a great day! Linda
DeleteI am definitely one of those Shiny Brite collectors you are referring too! I love the striped and flocked ones the best. How lucky to have found some that belong to your Memaw. They are definitely more special than the ones I find in the thrifts...
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays~
Erica
When I visit my mom's house I think how all you thrifters would go wild there. She set up her household in the early 50's, and I think she still has it all."Eye Candy!" Hugs, Linda
DeleteOooh those are gorgeous. My daughter would LOVE the pink ones for her tree!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you xx