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Having a Ball at Christmas . . . Christmas Balls that is!

Lanette Lorsung, contributor

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I hung these ornaments with a tension rod and thin wire at varying lengths. 

Gretchen Schaumann

I have many windows in my kitchen and it took me three to four hours to hang these.  I think it was worth it, though as I loved how it turned out.

Gretchen Schaumann

I hung these ornaments with a tension rod and thin wire at varying lengths. 

Photo: Gretchen Schaumann

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I have been collecting vintage ornaments for many years now, and I have aquired quite a few.  The first year I was in my home, I chose to add a window treatment in my kitchen area with the ornaments.  It was a tedious job, but I think turned out great.  I have to thank Gretchen for the photos as I couldn't find mine.  As you can see in the pictures our yard was still a mess! 

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Comments (6)

suewhitney writes: Greta way to display, Lanette! Love the clean and simple look.

Take care,
Sue Posted: 9:14 pm on December 3rd

georgiamoon writes: Hey Lanette. I love the vintage ornaments...what a nice touch for an open window with a wintery look behind it. Just lovely, Georgia Posted: 4:09 pm on December 3rd

junkermidge writes: I love vintage Christmas ornaments. What a great way for you to display them.
Midge Posted: 12:16 am on December 3rd

Countryinthecity writes: Lanette,

I had the same idea but I used clear bulbs with letters affixed. I LOVE your vintage collection. Very nice!
Sue Posted: 10:47 pm on December 2nd

shamrockerin writes: lovely! Posted: 12:48 pm on December 2nd

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Even though this was a lot of work for you, Lanette, the end result looks so sweetly simple. And I love that.

Thanks for sharing your holiday decorating ideas with all of us. As always, it's very inspiring!

Candy

Posted: 8:11 am on December 2nd

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