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Thursday, December 1, 2011

In The Meadow. . .

Our first accumulating snowfall of the 2011 Season is predicted to arrive this weekend on the Prairie! Just in time for my birthday...yeah! For those of you who don't already know . . 
On Crooked Creek. . .  I love S N O W!!!



So~o~o. . .in the Entry Hall, I made a tribute to the one Season that delivers S N O W!!!






It's  a Winter Wonderland of S N O W!!! 
With all of my favorite S N O W decor items of the Season!





The newest addition to my collection is Frosty himself angled to greet you as you enter from the kitchen and the out~of~doors! At his feet sets the silver plated S N O Wglobe gifted from Christmases past from my son and daughter~in~law!





Mesmerizing S N O W flakes anytime! This treasured piece sets out all year 'round On Crooked Creek. . .only the location changes from Season~to~Season!





 I adore using suitcases for display! This vintage suitcase is one of many from my collection in the Studio.





Loaded down with treasures of S N O W   accessories! One of my favorite Seasonal sayings, warm, creamy ivory mittens, over~sized ornaments that look like S N O Wballs,the cutest little S N O Wman pillow and  a tartan plaid throw!










"Mr. Ed" is often heard saying,
                                              " You don't need another Christmas Tree!"





This feather tree was a "great find" at the Church Craft Show. The same year I found these adorable beige miniature S N O Wflake ornaments!






The S N O Wflake feather tree makes a perfect backdrop for Frosty's top hat!









Wall scones On Crooked Creek are decorated with Holly and Ivy and deep green poofy bows! Berry sprigs were added at the base of the creamy ivory battery candles to soften the glass and wrought iron.




 

A welcoming wreath of pepper berries, pine cones and evergreens! I adore this deep green ribbon with black wired edging for poofing!





I often put two (or more) wreaths together, as shown here. The appearance is fuller, richer! Each wreath was priced under $5. For less than $10. . . an amazing looking wreath!






A Holly and Ivy swag purchased in an after~Christmas $ale flanks the vintage wooden Clipper sled that belongs to "Mr. Ed". Fond memories, now precious stories, are often reminisced each year when we display this treasured heirloom On Crooked Creek.





Just like the promise in Frosty's top hat. . .
                                                       with S N O W. . .
                                                                               I'll be back again someday!


Until next time. . .


During this Holiday Season, remember to shop locally!!!
Here's my local shopping list of the above accessories of home decor:

Bittersweet:
Holly and Ivy Swags

Country Bumpkins:
Frosty's Top Hat

Memories of Home:
Battery Pillar Candles
Let It Snow Porcelain Plate
Snowman (Frosty)
White Wreath Stand

Roadhouse Antiques:
Pepper Berry Candle Rings
Snowball Ornaments
Wreath (s)

Winterfest @ Woodlawn:
(Church Craft Fair)
Feather Tree
Snowflake Ornaments
Snowman Pillow




On Crooked Creek will be joining our gracious hostess, Marty @ A Stroll Thru Life for Table Top Tuesday! Be sure to visit and be inspired for breathtaking vignettes from Marty and all her guests!!!




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This week On Crooked Creek is joining a new Blog Party. . . Debra @ Common Ground is hosting Vintage Inspiration Friday ! The month of December is highlighting your Christmas Decorations!
Be sure to visit all of these memorable vintage Christmas decor ideas!

7 comments:

  1. Brr...it's so cold at your house with all of the snow, but oh so cute! I love all of your little snow items and Frosty is just adorable! Isn't it fun decorating Christmas!
    be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  2. Awww, now you KNOW I love YOUR Frosty!!! He looks like the brother of mine:):) Your vignette is so lovely and stacking 2 wreaths is such a great idea! Love Frosty's top hat too. XO, Pinky

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  3. Looks like you are all decked out for the holiday season...I am hoping the snow holds off a little longer here in the eastern half of the state!

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  4. Pat, I love snow too! Mr. Ed's sled is a treasure and you have it all decked out in such pretty yuletide trimmings!
    Yvonne

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  5. Love your vignette! Hope you get your snow, Pat! And...Happy birthday!...hugs...Debbie

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  6. I love this, Pat!

    Did your snow arrive? They are predicting snow for the lake and northeast of here tonight. Wouldn't be so bad being snowed in here. J keeps thinking of things that need doing. I say relax and go with the snow/flow.:-)

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  7. I adore your Snowman and wall sconces. So holiday beautiful.

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Pat