I don't mean to sound flip. I know addiction is a very serious topic. That's why I'm comparing. Ever since I found this box of vintage Christmas ornaments for practically nothing at the local Goodwill, I'm completely addicted. I've since made additional purchases at three different antique stores. I can't seem to stop. This little pretty in the original packaging is my latest score. It just made me want more. I know 2 of the dealers have more stash. I think I'm going back tomorrow for another fix. I'm jonesin' for Shiny Brites.
Hello my name is Jen and I'm addicted to vintage ornaments.
Hello my name is Jen and I'm addicted to vintage ornaments.
You are in great company. I just finished decorating my small white Christmas tree with part of my collection of vintage ornaments. Mine all started with a great yard sale score many years ago.
ReplyDeleteLove all your Christmas decorating ideas!
ReplyDeleteYou scored with these pink vintage Chtristmas ornaments!
~*Merry Christmas*~ to you!
The find of the century...
ReplyDeleteI've been "sick" for thirty years....hehe
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Love the colour of the Christmas balls - what a great find!!
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Love the vintage decorations, what a find! I haven't had time to buy any new decorations this year - too busy making everyone elses! Hoping that will change tomorrow, delivering wreaths and (fingers crossed) I might get a little ibt of retail therapy if I'm lucky! Ooh and I suppose I'd better do some christmas shopping too!
ReplyDeleteI posted on my blog recently that I have too many ornaments, most of them vintage. So what do I do-look for more! My name is Chris and I also have a vintage ornament addiction.
ReplyDeleteJen, I totally understand. I found some vintage ornaments this year and have decided that vintage will be my theme in the future. There's just no "enough"!
ReplyDeleteNot surprised you're addicted. Those pink baubles are beautiful. I haven't bought any new decorations this year but now I really want to start looking for some vintage things for next year.
ReplyDeleteOh Jen who wouldn't be?
ReplyDeleteyes...I understand...and there's nothing better than finding and storing them in their original boxes!
ReplyDeleteI have two boxes of "Shiny Brites" still in the rubbermaid tote in the shed! I love them too much to let them into my crazy house this year! There's just something so wonderful about the colors and patina, isn't there? Looks like you're in good company with your addiction!
ReplyDeletelove these...and they are PINK! also love what Chris said....it is indeed an addiction. Problem is that the fun's over so fast. thanks for upping my holiday spirit which has been sagging.
ReplyDeleteUm, I have those exact ornaments on my white Christmas tree, so less of the making fun of Shiny Brites, please! Just kidding! I'm totally with ya, babe!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I have so many of the ornaments now that I have no place to go with them all! (Hides head in shame.) Welcome to the club!
ReplyDeleteWell, I am obviously in good company! I think I officially have my support group.
ReplyDeleteOh babe, I am one of your tribe! I have over fifty big plastic tubs of holiday ornaments & decor, many of them vintage. And I am constantly buying more at thrift shops. DH is threatening to send me to a rehab program, but can't find one for Decorators Anonymous.
ReplyDeleteOn the plus side, I decorate homes & businesses for the holidays, and present seminars on Holiday decor...so I really do USE all of the stuff I have, and manage to make money off of it!!! taking photos of setups for my blogs (and, ultimately, books in progress) helps, too.
(Which is, um, more than I can say for DH's woodworking tools that he collects.....)
Yes I too am an addict!....I fell off the wagon a long time ago..and have no interest in climbing back on!! : )
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!!!
xoxo Jenny
I must confess, I am addicted too - and I am craving those pink shiny brites!
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