--We love finding vintage scrapbooks at tag sales--this one belonged to a little girl who lived in Newark, is dated 1961, and somehow ended up in Westchester! We've been meaning to scan it for a long time but for now--the cover--the wonderful Wizard of Oz! Click on the photo.
--If done a bit more “elegantly”, that is using
nicer papers perhaps--these could make a nice addition to a Christmas village http://warmhotchocolate.com/2011/12/12/fringed-paper-tree-village/
--Though not cardboard,
a very elegant little village http://dwellings-theheartofyourhome.blogspot.com/2011/12/vintage-christmas.html
--A page full of vintage
Christmas decorations but it was the chalkware Santa that really caught our eye
http://vintagegoodness.blogspot.com/2010/11/vintage-christmas-goodness-on-ebay.html
--A vintage Christmas
village farm scene http://shambhalapottery.blogspot.com/2011/12/under-christmas-tree-farm-scene.html
--The
coolest diner! We see “lakie”/faux tinplate possibilities here! "Today we have a
nice diner from Banning Enterprises, Ltd. It's a container that the
is marketed as a notions box (a box to store sewing stuff and miscellany)
and is a hybrid tin & plastic construct." Read more here:
THAT DINER TIN IS GREAT! How old?
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