Every year I try to think of a good way to display my collection of vintage valentines, this year I decided to put them where I spend a lot of time, Voila! The kitchen.
Here they are, on the window shelf under my favorite Valentine's Day wreath. I love this little birdhouse, wish I could find another one, I just might have to make one next year.
I used some flower frogs to help them stand and although Miss Twiggley has "visited" them a few times she hasn't done any damage. This is one of her favorite places to sit and watch the birds through the window, flitting through the orange tree outside.
I have really enjoyed this and like all holiday decor I hate to think of taking it down, but Easter is just around the corner ~ hooray!
Wishing you a wonderful, romantic, happy, and sweet, Valentine's Day
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I love vintage valentines,too. I have all of my grandmothers. I think she kept every one she received. When I was a child we would look at them together. She called them her memories.
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You have such an amazing collection Adrienne! I LOVE them! What a great thing to collect. I love how you have displayed them too. It makes a great statement!
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Oh so PRETTY!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your collection - and that heart wreath on the window is gorgeous!
I posted some happy news on my last post! ♥
Happy St. Valentine's Day!!
It's the perfect spot for your Valentines. Your collection is outstanding and looks perfect with your gorgeous wreath. I'm sure Miss Twiggley enjoys her beautiful view through your kitchen window. Valentine hugs!
ReplyDeleteI love all your beautiful vintage Valentines. I think where you displayed them in the kitchen is perfect. They seem to light up from the sun! Have a Happy Valentine's Day!
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Jody
What a charming collection of Valentines! Love the sweet faces on the antique artwork. Have a loving day.
ReplyDeleteDebra
That is fabulous. I always see them at antique stores, and loved them, but thought, "what would I do with them?" Now I'm inspired to buy all sorts of holiday vintage cards. Thank you so much for this inspiration. Happy Valentine's Day :)
ReplyDelete~ Tam Francis ~
www.girlinthejitterbugdress.com
Those are truly lovely!! Miss Twiggley would NEVER ;^) disturb them I'm sure :^)
ReplyDeleteMy Mom sent a victorian style pop-up Valentine to my Dad many years ago. I have it in a shadow box frame in my kitchen. It always brings a smile!!
Blessings to you,
J
What a pretty window this makes! Just like a picture book! Such a lovely wreath. And I love the vintage Valentines best. So much more "heart" so to speak. Don't you think? I hope it's a sweet day for you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty display you've made there. Your vignettes are always so elegant and romantic - all year long!
ReplyDeleteYour vintage valentines are adorable! You have a wonderful collection of them.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Magnifique! Tres joli. Bonjour de Montreal, Canada.
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