I mean, it takes way more time to type it out, apply bandaids (to your fingers which were mangled when you had to pry them out from between the keys), find an envelope, scrounge around for a stamp and then drive it to the post office than just whipping out an email. I hear that effort and style count with the big man.
1925 Royal Typewriter - estate sale find (her name is Kate, BTW)
Vintage electric candle - thrift store find (one of two that I have that match)
Hull vase - found at Goodwill two years ago
Vintage Angel and baby Jesus figure - part of my childhood Christmas ornaments
White bottle brush wreath - found at Big Lots two years ago
Merry Christmas glitter sign - found at Walmart two years ago for a dollar
Linking with Homespun Christmas Party, Metamorphosis Monday, Tabletop Tuesday, Tweak It Tuesday and Holiday Home Vignette Party.
It looks nice. Love that typewriter. Those electric candles being vintage.....I had a ton of those that I threw out a few years back. They would not stay in the window and now they are vintage.....wouldn't you know, hah.
ReplyDeleteKate? As in the princess? Love the typewriter!
ReplyDeleteI love how simple and beautiful your display is! There is something about old typewriters...so neat!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays :)
Erica
Love that typewriter--that little vignette looks just great! Hope your holidays are going well and your son isn't sick anymore!
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one who named any and everything in my life-LOL
ReplyDeletePam-It all looks great. I love your old typewriter. I put my own up for a while because the kids drive me nuts playing with it!;>) Love your finds- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming vignette! Love how you put this all together! Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteWell, I'd give you an A for effort! Your table looks lovely all spiffed up for the jolly old feller. I think you're onto something with the typed letter. The letter I posted on my blog last year didn't grab his attention.
ReplyDeleteAlthough the post also contained a little white lie. :@
I have that exact same wreath hanging on my chippy aqua mirror with a glitter "L" great minds think alike, huh? One of my favorite finds!
ReplyDeleteI have that exact same wreath hanging on my chippy aqua mirror with a glitter "L" great minds think alike, huh? One of my favorite finds!
ReplyDeleteEven if I had all that stuff, I couldn't put it together. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteYes, type a letter to the Big Guy. Sign your name in ink. I'm sure by now he's tired of texts!!! Really neat!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteBetter get to writing your
letter Santa.
M :)
Super cool and fun vignette, Pam.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love. That Christmas vignette is perfect. A bottle brush wreath and a beautiful typewriter. It doesn't get much better.
ReplyDeleteI remember when you got Kate! Love the vignette. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDid I see something in your letter there to Santa about being good except for ...? Looks like you won't need to ask him for a vintage typewriter -- you're all set!
ReplyDeleteI love your whole display! Old typewriters are so neat. I love the idea of using one for Christmas decorating.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, hand typed letter are big with Santa! What are you going to ask for?
ReplyDeleteYour display is so pretty. Love the typewriter of course, but I love the vintage candle. The whole grouping looks amazing.
Old typewriters are so charming, and your vignette is as well! Very well done. Thanks for stopping by today. I appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteLove the typewriter. The wreath too. Why did we not buy them all? It is awesome you have your little childhood figurines. xo, olive
ReplyDeleteThe typewriter is fantastic! Also love your pretty vignettes.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vignette! Love it all.
ReplyDeleteLove the typewriter!!!! You have a great mix of old and new on that table. Thanks so much for stopping by, Laura
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage typewriter, it is much like the one that I recently purchased. It looks wonderful added in with your Christmas decor.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
The perfect little vignette!!
ReplyDeleteI love vintage typewriters, and I love how you displayed yours for the holidays--just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKate is such a treasure and loves beautiful in your vignette!
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