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For most people Christmas ornaments often hold special memories. A new ornament added to our collection is often to commemorate a special event or occasion. A really special event is someone celebrating their first Christmas in their new home. Remember this special year with this beautiful hand blown and hand painted glass ornament from Poland. This ornament makes a perfect gift for a new home owner, a perfect housewarming gift or for someone celebrating Christmas in their first home. This is not only a wonderful gift, but a life time keepsake! Abigail Pfeffer presents her interpretation of the Twelve Days of Christmas in this beautiful collection of hand painted and hand blown glass ornaments made in Poland. These ornaments continue to be my all time favorite set of ornaments. I love the way each ornament presents each day of the twelve days of Christmas in such beautiful and exquisite detail. I love traditional ornaments that never go out of style and that I am excited to get out each year for my Christmas tree. A truly remarkabe set of glass ornaments representing the Twelve Days of Christmas. They make a wonderful collectors item! What is it that makes penquins just irresistible to most people? One thing we are fascinated by is that penquins spend half of their life on land and half in the ocean. Another fascination is the way penquins move. Penquins either waddle on their feet or slide on their bellies across the snow, a movement call “tobogganing” which conserves energy while moving quickly. They also jump with both feet together if they want to move more quickly or cross steep or rocky terrain. We are fascinated by the way penquins look. All penquins are countershaded for camouflage – they have black backs and wings with white fronts. A predator looking up from below water has difficulty distinquishing between a white penquin belly and the reflective water surface. The dark plumage on their backs camouflages them from above. Another fascination is that penquins for the most part breed in large colonies which results in a high level of social interaction between penquins. If you are a penquin lover, this is the ornament for you. This penquin family is dressed in brightly colored hats and scarves and has been hand blown and hand painted in Poland. This will make a great addition to your ornament collection! If you know someone that has married this last year or in the last few years, and are thinking of a unique gift for them this year at Christmas time then take a look at this delightful old fashion bride and groom ornament. I love the idea of starting keepsake ornaments for the couple that they can add to each year. What a perfect way for them to start their Christmas collection. This is the nicest bride and groom ornament which was hand blown and hand painted in Poland. The detailed work is exquisite! I am the biggest Santa collector around. When I find an unique new Santa for the upcoming Christmas season, I just have to share. This Santa is a hand blown and hand painted ornament from Poland. I love the brightly colored striped coat and the lime green dotted front with orange gloves.
This Santa is so cute, I just have to have him for my Christmas tree this year. I know you will love him too!
For many, many years people have decorated with ginger jars. It might be as a lamp base, a vase or other art object. Many collectors are attracted by what is know as the old blue and white. I love looking for unusual Christmas ornaments and really fell in love with these unique hand blown and hand painted ginger jar ornaments from Poland. These ornaments will really be new and different for your Christmas tree this year. The Iris is a unique flower in that the scientific name and the common name are the same. The Iris takes its name from the Greek word for a rainbow, referring to the wide variety of flower colors found among the many species. It is a popular garden flower in the United States. If you are longing for the many colors of beautiful Spring flowers try decorating with hand blown and hand painted flower ornaments from Poland. These are sure to lift your spirits until your Spring flowers are in bloom.
Why not mix things up this Christmas and try something different on your Christmas tree. Try a garden tree with fruit and vegetable ornaments, tractors, flower pots, garden tools and dried flowers. This will really get people talking about your Christmas tree. If you always loved the fruit and vegetable ornaments, but never wanted a fruit and vegetable themed tree, think of this wonderful wreath in your kitchen window. It really is delightful through the winter months, when the sun glistens off of these wonderful ornaments and reminds us that Spring always comes. However you decorate for winter do it with a spirit of joy and fun!
To indulge your inner child for Spring many designers have taken a trip down the rabbit hole and through the looking glass. You see many magazine articles of wildly delightful fashions, enchanted charms and exquisite furnishings all inspired by Alice in Wonderland. When faced with so many delightfully disorienting colors and trippy patterns just remember what the dormouse said: Keep your head! Another of my favorite characters is the Mad Hatter. In the Disney animated feature Alice in Wonderland, the Mad Hatter appears as a short, hyper tea-loving person. Alice stumbles into the Mad Hatter and the March Hare having an “Un-birthday” party for themselves.
They explained to Alice that an “Un-birthday is the 364 days that aren’t your birthday. In the 2010 version of Alice in Wonderland the Mad Hatter is portrayed by Johnny Depp, which arrives in theaters on March 5th. The beloved fantasy in theaters this Spring explains the arrival of bold and beautiful colors for Spring. If you are not into the wild colors and bold patterns, give yourself an “Un-birthday” present of polish hand blown glass ornaments of the Mad-Hatter or many other Alice in Wonderland character ornaments. You will love them!
Even though Christmas is almost a year away, it is never too soon to start making preparing for the holiday season. Here are some helpful pointers for decorating next holiday. First off would be to hang some Christmas lights outside the house. This way, even your neighbors will be in a festive mood. Next is to find the perfect Christmas tree. It could be a real pine tree or you can choose a store-bought one. Think of a theme for this year’s Christmas decor. You can adorn your tree with angel ornaments or blown glass Christmas ornaments. Or perhaps you choose to layer your tree with icicles and ribbons. To complete the look of your home, hang a Christmas tapestry on a wall. Now you’re all set for the holidays! |
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