November 12, 2011

Let there be light!

My favorite antique vendor recently had a barn sale with several other vendors and I pretty much emptied her booth. I have to share my two favorite acquisitions.

These blow molds stand less than a foot tall.
I {heart} them!!

May you have a thrifty/crafty weekend!
PS. One of my 2008 blog posts
focusing on my
Asian-themed Christmas tree
is being
featured on Pagoda Road here.
They have
10 trees with all sorts of wonderful decorating ideas.
Instructions for making my little girl ornaments can be found here.



XOXO






16 comments:

  1. super cute!

    and congrats on the tree being feastured. I will check it out.

    Happy Weekend.

    lea
    xo

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  2. Those vintage lights are adorable, great find. I am off to read about your tree, how exciting!

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  3. Loved looking at those trees! I love the big tree that sits on the table with the two little girls beside it. and the bonsai tree is my favorite! Cute!
    have a great day my friend!
    xoxo
    vivian

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  4. Cute. I am really itching to start Christmas decorating, but I will wait a little longer.

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  5. love your finds, kim. i believe they've found the perfect home.

    enjoy your weekend.
    xo
    molly

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  6. Great finds!
    I should post today what I bought yesterday at an estate sale....at half price (last day of the sale). Always fun to find bargains!
    Have a great weekend!

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  7. Oh how cute!

    I didn't get a chance to tell you how much I appreciate your Father's contribution...he is to be much admired for his service, those were very difficult times.

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  8. Kim your tree on the other blog was in good company but yours is so special we think it is the most inspiring. Its always fun to see what you find. Remember that we have a large box of our old ornaments for you and Michelle to go through let us know when you can getr up. The Aunties

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  9. You are so lucky to find those!
    I have never found them (although I don't think I've looked much for them).
    I think I need one or more!

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  10. Kim, I love your Asian themed Christmas tree! What cute ideas for ornaments and I would love to make one for Jaclyn!
    Blessings,
    Janet

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  11. I love the snowman one! I had one just like that and I kept it in my bedroom on my desk during the Christmas season. I wish I still had it!!

    congratulations on your tree be featured on another blog!! I just love those little girl ornaments that you made. I hope you have a good day thrifting!!
    Hugs,
    Lynn

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  12. I love the snowman one! I had one just like that and I kept it in my bedroom on my desk during the Christmas season. I wish I still had it!!

    congratulations on your tree be featured on another blog!! I just love those little girl ornaments that you made. I hope you have a good day thrifting!!
    Hugs,
    Lynn

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  13. Oooh, I would have loved to attend that sale! How fun! I've never heard of blow molds before, but I love them! Lucky you!!

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  14. Wonderful finds! And the tree featured is a gem.

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  15. I have always loved your Asian tree. This year I think that my Asian tree will be much bigger with all the new ornaments I have collected! Congrats on being featured!!!

    By the way, thank you for sharing the Pagoda Road site. I am a new fan!

    Good luck on the hunt for more treasures...I have been going through all of mine all day while I put back our dining room. So many memories have been recalled today!

    Many thrifty hugs,
    Cindy

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  16. I love blow molds!!! I hope to get a few more this year. My husband is hoping I don't find any more - he's not a blow mold lover.

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