Wednesday, December 22, 2010

You've Seen The Best - Now Here's The Rest






































Yesterday I showed you my favorite tree ornaments, now here are some others. The second picture was made by our granddaughter. She glued together and painted dried wagon wheel pasta. The last two are a silver pig. I'm afraid that my reflection shows up more than the pig, I guess I have actually become a pig! Way too many holiday cookies and candy, you know! He has a cute tiny glass tail, so that is the last picture, a pig's tail! It looks like blown glass. Here is something more glittery and sparkly than all the Christmas ornaments in the world.


"And he carried me away in the spirit to a mountain great and high, and showed me the Holy City, Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God. It shone with the glory of God, and it's brilliance was like that of a very precious jewel, like a jasper, clear as crystal." Rev. 21

32 comments:

Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...

These are family heirloom including your granddaughter's snow flake. Did she varnish it so you can keep it forever?

Anonymous said...

Your ornaments are beautiful! I love the pig's glassy tail. Precious pieces!

pam said...

The pig is fun! Ginny I hope your Christmas is filled with extravagant joy in the simple things! Merry Christmas!

aspiritofsimplicity said...

Very pretty ornaments. I love that they are all so special.

SquirrelQueen said...

All of your ornaments are simply wonderful, I know they each have a special meaning for you. The pasta snowflake made by Anne Marie is so cute. And I love that pig ornament.

Anonymous said...

Ginny, I loved the collection of ornaments you have on your tree. How blessed you are to have your granddaughter's works of art to treasure too. Merry Christmas friend.

From the Kitchen said...

I'm catching up with my friends this morning after a busy few days. Did I wish you and Phil a happy anniversary? I do, you know! Today is my anniversary. See how close we are in wedding dates? Thirty-six years for us.

Love seeing your ornaments, especially the ones done by the little girls.

Enjoy!

Best,
Bonnie

Ruth Hiebert said...

Each ornament is lovely,but they cannot compare to the beauty of heaven.Some daubed will be able to see that beauty.
Blessings,Ruth

MadSnapper said...

your tree is full of treausres. i love the bird and the pig. and of course the snapping snapper in the pig is my favorite of all, love from a sister pig ho ho ho

Jeanne said...

What beautiful ornaments! And Happy Anniversary! We celebrate No. 45 in 2011. Doesn't it sound strange to say 2011?? Where did this year go?

Mary Bergfeld said...

That dove is really special. All of your ornaments are quite lovely. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

Jane said...

Beautiful ornaments and tree! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas,

Jane

Arti said...

A wonderful shining tree adorned with lovely glittery ornaments...
Loved them, especially that bird...
Have a fantastic week:-)

Tracy said...

Ginny, I think God's brilliance shows through in you and your photography! Besides that, your sense of humor reins!
Thank you always for you kind and thoughtful comments. I'm glad you are in my life...Have a remarkable day!

Karin said...

Thank you for sharing photos of all your glittery baubles for your tree! Love the hand-made treasure! And to think all these earthly pleasures and treasures simply cannot compare with what awaits us in His Presence! Blessings!

Annie Jeffries said...

I love finding your reflection in your pictures, Ginny. Your ornaments are so pretty and sparkling. Ours are wood, and fabric, and feathers and other delicates. There are few glass items. We have two trees. I'd love to have a very small third one and fill it with lots of glass shine.

Annie Jeffries said...

p.s. LOVE the little birdie.

Anonymous said...

Hi Ginny, Wonderful Scripture along with this nifty blog post. Your tree must be gorgeous! I so like collecting ornaments. It is so nice to have those ornaments that your own family member has made. I have three such special ones. Have a super good Thursday!

Melanie said...

Very pretty ornaments, Ginny! I especially like the pasta snowflake. :)
Have a wonderful Christmas. ♥

Jenn Erickson said...

Beautiful ornaments! Macaroni and pasta ornaments always make me nostalgic, even when they're someone else's. I remember making them as a child, and treasure the one's my girls have made for me.

S. Etole said...

You sparkle with light, Ginny ... a gift to all of us.

DawnTreader said...

Very shiny litte pig you got there ;)

Together We Save said...

Just wanted to stop by and wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas.

MadSnapper said...

i forgot to say earlier today how much i like your bright and shiny star in the header.

Ann said...

I love them all, a great collection of Christmas time treasures.

Helen said...

You have beautiful Christmas tree decorations. I wish you a wonderful Christmas time.

Remington said...

Beautiful decorations! Thank you for sharing!

Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) said...

Oh sweetie, I just toured through all your beautiful ornaments, what treasures you have decorating your tree.

I just wanted to pop in and wish you and yours a very blessed and Merry Christmas filled with the love of family, the laughter of friends and fudge baby, piles of delicious fudge!!!!

God bless ya!!! :o)

Fred Alton said...

Each and every ornament was/is beautiful. You are such a creative person - plus you know how to tie everything to Scripture. You and Phil have a Blessed Christmas and Happy New Year!

Mom Daughter Style said...

Your ornaments look elegant and you always take beautiful photos

Dawning Inspiration said...

Purty! That one up there looks like a peacock sort of... well, the colors do anyway... ;o)

Unknown said...

Beautiful.

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