I purchased this sweet little Hallmark ornament for my Grandmother when she was still alive. It reminded me of her when I first seen it she was always a seamstress and taught me how to embroidery she tried to teach me how to crochet but I just couldn't get it LOL. And who doesn't love a little Christmas Mouse? I set her in one of my sterling silver large ladles in my kitchen window
Then I love this Old World Santa made from an old quilt another item I have had for years. Since blue is my favorite color I just had to have him. A Missouri artist named Kathy Bierly made it . She use to be my neighbor then moved away to Paris. He has a burlap back pack and he had fresh greens with red berries in it when I bought it. He is 24 inches tall
Is anybody besides me tired? I am going to bed early tonight LOL
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Oh my goodness, YES. I just told the husband I might not make it to 10:00 tonight. One more "get-up" and I am off to enjoy the holidays. WooHoo!
ReplyDeleteGrandma would be thrilled that you still display her ornament...It is so cute !
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family
Carol
I love your ornaments with their special memories! Happy Christmas! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little mouse, a lovely memento from your grandmother.
ReplyDeleteThat mouse is adorable and what a great memory it holds for you! Thank you so much for sharing at R5F this week! xo
ReplyDeleteYour mouse in the spoon is too cute. Happy Christmas
ReplyDeleteThose are both wonderful ornaments. Better yet because they have special meaning to them.
ReplyDeleteYour little mouse is so sweet and what sweet memories. :) Nancy
ReplyDeleteLove that little mouse and the quilty Santa. I've had a little Hallmark mouse in a thimble pin that I've worn for years. I saw your post on Pink Saturday and wanted to drop by and visit.
ReplyDeleteSomethings we should keep except in memories. Glad you did. Wish I had kept more of my grandmother's things.
ReplyDeleteOh I have my Grandmothers things set about to I know how that feels. That is a very cute mouse. I am tired too. Enjoy the holidays. B
ReplyDeletei have worked at several florist ... but one of them sold those little mice ... super cute. but they were not cheap either. i loved looking at them. wonder if they would ever fall off the shelf. luckily nothing happened when i was working there. got to dust them often. great dust collectors. ( :
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday :) Cute mouse.
Seasons greetings from Australia♥ ~Pernilla
What a sweet mouse and she gives you memories of your sewing and knitting grandma.
ReplyDeleteI'm pooped, too. Finally the last day of school! Looking forward to a little rest and relaxation. Love your little mouse in the ladle! I keep a chicken in my copper ladle.
ReplyDeleteChristmas is a perfect time to surround ourselves with memories, thanks for sharing yours. Wishing you a season of health, happiness and joy!
Big hugs,
Patti
Such a charming little companion, for the loving history she holds, and for her own sweet little self. The silver punch ladle just completes the picture.
ReplyDeleteI hope you a wonderful Christmas,
rachel
What a sweet little mouse and the memories that go with it. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteKris
Such cute ornaments. I love ornaments with stories! Yes! I'm exhausted. Haha but it's completely self-inflicted. I have a terrible problem with holiday perfectionism.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet memory. Happy Pink Saturday! Wishing you a blessed Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYour little mouse is special because of the memory of your grandmother, but my favorite is the old world Santa.
ReplyDeleteHave yourself a Merry little Christmas
I have that same little mouse on my tree! A good friend gifted it to me several years ago and I love it! Happy Pinks and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I love this little mouse! Precious and sweet and a wonderful reminder of your grandmother. What a treasure. Thanks for sharing, Merry Christmas to you. Hugs, Anne
ReplyDeleteI love the little mouse and how you displayed it! Have a joyous holiday!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
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ReplyDeleteLove the little mouse ornament...what a unique way to display her.
Have a wonderful weekend...and stay warm!
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love the idea of curtains in the trees! I have always wanted to do that for a romantic outdoor party setting. One more thing to add to my list for 2014. So nice to make your aquaintance!