My little tree has always greeted family and friends at the top of the stairs when you enter my nest. It has seen many different themes over the years and this year it holds my small collection of vintage pink and aqua ornaments...
This morning I added some vintage looking tinsel garland and took a few close ups of the ornaments...
They are all in really good condition and I did not pay more than $3 for any of them...
I also have some vintage looking Belsnickle Santas in pink and aqua...
However I think the cutest part are my two little ones under the tree...
I got this wreath years ago on sale from Pottery Barn...
My little collection of faux mercury glass that I picked up at Marshalls, TJ Maxx or Homegoods is just perfect to add some extra sparkle...
Sorry for the glare but I am not complaining about the sunshine!! Every day, as soon as it starts to get dark, my little tree is the first to shine it's lights for me...
I think it is the perfect way to welcome my family home at the end of their day! I am sharing today with Linda of Coastal Charm over at Nifty Thrifty Tuesday! Have a wonderful day!
I have the same wreath and it is
ReplyDeletein front of my large mirror right
now! I never thought to put my
little tree on that same buffet!
What a cute idea! I love your
pink ornaments! Just beautiful!
Jane
Flora Doora
Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI used all of my pink and aqua vintage ornaments on my tree this year as well. I love all of your mercury glass! I have found some great pieces at Homegoods too. They have some fabulous stuff there!
Have a great day.
Sincerely,
Melinda
What a darling little tree and I'm a huge fan of mercury glass as well!
ReplyDeleteHow darling your little tree is Sandi! It's going to be a while before I build up a good collection of Xmas whites, as of now most of my decor is very colorful. We put our tree up but I'm trying to get decent pics of it lit up, so tricky!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I lust love all your ornaments and tinsel! The mercury glass is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletePretty pretty Sandi!! I am getting things decorated slowly but surely! My mind has been too occupied with what has been happening around here and I need a change. Glad I came over to your blog to see your pretty post!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Sandi- That is just a darling little tree. What fun to come into the house and see that right away. Love your wreath too! Hugs- Diana
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage ornies! I also collect them and I enjoy them sooo much that one year I left them out all year long, they simply make me happy!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I really need to get cracking, don't I? I keep thinking we'll get a tree, but we're still moving, so I may just have to live vicariously through you. :-)
XOXO,
Anne
that is such sweet little tree... and I am envious of your vintage ornaments! ;)
ReplyDeleteThese vintage ornaments are lovely, Sandi. What a nice tree to welcome home your family.
ReplyDelete- Susan
I love your mercury glass collection! It's gorgeous! And your vintage ornaments are wonderful. I have some, too that I really treasure. Those vintage looking santas are perfect!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a welcoming sight, Sandi! Your little tree is just so pretty! Those ornaments look a lot like the vintage ones passed down to me from my parents. And your kiddos are just adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun seeing everyone's Christmas decor!!!
xoxo laurie
This is so charming! I love your sweet little tree and all of your pretty goodies! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteYour home looks so warm and inviting, Sandi!
ReplyDeleteIs there anything more beautiful than vintage pink and aqua??? I really don't think so! What wonderful ornaments on such a beautiful tree--a perfect greeting sight for your guests!
Hope you're having a wonderful evening!
Julie
What a beautiful welcome! I have a little tree this size I sometimes put in my bedroom. The lights from a Christmas tree always bring such cheer, no matter how small the tree!
ReplyDelete~Tara
Your tree is sooooo pretty...love all those ornaments.
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Linda