
Another traditional thing was to decorate with hand blown glass ornaments. So absolutely fragile, but so pretty. I usually take a please don't touch approach to those ornaments, just because they are so fragile. This first one is to most people not so fancy, but it's one of the few I have left from my childhood. The purple one is a new one from last year. 
There is a shop here called the Christmas Store, and it is run by a German family and it's open all year. I could spend days in there and still not see it all. There are floors and floors of christmas decorations representing all parts of the world. It's truly a place to be for those of you who love this season all year. Here is the tree all finished. Below the tree are some boxes to show you and another tradition if you will, but I will save that for the next post....so until then.

There is a shop here called the Christmas Store, and it is run by a German family and it's open all year. I could spend days in there and still not see it all. There are floors and floors of christmas decorations representing all parts of the world. It's truly a place to be for those of you who love this season all year. Here is the tree all finished. Below the tree are some boxes to show you and another tradition if you will, but I will save that for the next post....so until then.
Beautiful Christmas tree! I really like your idea about the bird ornaments...I may adopt that one myself. The purple one is lovely too ~
ReplyDeleteHi Serena, Any good luck you can bring to the home is welcome... ;o) I love to carry on traditions, but there's only me left for that, so I'm glad to know you are interested....
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