Sunday, July 18, 2010

Display your Christmas Ornaments - Think Outside the........Christmas Tree!

Who says Christmas ornaments have to be displayed on Christmas trees, ornament trees, or even ornament hangers! A great way to display food items is to use your favorite serving pieces. Consider these ideas:

Pedestal Cake Stand for Cupcakes, Dessert Cakes, anything sweet!



Wicker Basket - great for holding the Baguette


 Use a wooden cheese board for slices of  Swiss, Gouda, Goat Cheese, Roquefort



Fill a wine cooler with a Christmas napkin and add bottles of Wines, Champagne and Water



Twig Bird Nests to hold delicate glass Bird Ornaments

  Twig Baskets to hold Easter Ornaments



Clear Crystal bowls for Ball Ornaments


Let your Fruits and Veggie ornaments spill out of a Cornucopia


Use your silver coffee service tray for Espresso, Mocha, Hot Chocolate and Iced Coffee Ornaments




Visit us on Trendy Tree for more Christmas decorating ideas and to see hundreds of heirloom Christmas ornaments Inge-Glas of Germany.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Farm Animals from Inge-Glas

These new Farm Animal Balls are uniquely different from Inge-Glas. The painted farm animal has a raised texture. These ornaments would make a great addition to your child's farm collection. They include a tractor, pink, cow and a horse. They are about 3" in diameter and have a M & M candy type shape.




A great way to package these for a gift would be to put in a truck or tractor and wagon filled with raffia or wood wool. That way the child has a gift for "now" and a wonderful keepsake to hang on the tree for years to come. The back of the ornament is plain and would be easy to personalize with a permanent ink marker or paints.


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Saturday, July 3, 2010

A Christmas Carol

Boxed set of 8 Heirloom Christmas ornaments from Inge-Glas of Germany

Mouth blown, hand painted glass ornaments measuring 3 3/4" to 4 1/2".


Ornaments include: Bob Crachit 4 1/2"; Mrs. Cratchit 4 1/2"; Tiny Tim 3 3/4"; Ebenezer Scrooge 4 1/2"; Ghost of Jacob Marley 4 1/2"; Ghost of Christmas Past 4 1/2"; Ghost of Christmas Present 4 1/2"; Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come 4 1/2"

Charles Dickens' best loved and most read of all of his books, "A Christmas Carol" begain life as the result of the author's desperate need for money. Dickens began writing his "Little Carol" in October, 1843 finishing it by the end of November in time to be published for Christmas. The story of "A Christmas Carol" has had a lot of influence on the way we celebrate Christmas today.

This exclusively designed boxed set "A Christmas Carol" has eight characters, History card of "A Christmas Carol" included. This boxed set makes a wonderful treasure as a family gift.

Visit Trendy Tree to see more heirloom Christmas ornaments from Inge-Glas in special boxed sets.