Oh my goodness, this Christmas wreath from Georgia Peachez makes me happy happy happy. Drats. I know what (else) I’ll be hoarding from estate sales and thrift shops this year. Beautiful work, Suzy.
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If I had seen that ten years ago I would not have looked at it twice……today I’m imagining it on my front door. This love of retro just keeps on growing……….
How beautiful! I’d love to have one next year!
That is the cheerfulest thing I have ever seen! Definitely a project for next year.
I absolutely LOVE this wreath! It’s just perfect in so many ways. Beautiful work, Georgia Peachez.
Oh, I LOVE it!!! I’m going to have to start collecting old ornaments too!
Such a cute and pretty wreath! I love the cute kitschy ornaments in it mixed with the glass ones.
Ya, she’s a bad influence (wink wink:O) ) 2 yrs ago I saw her vintage bucilla tree skirt and fell in love, last year I finally found it, but it was the kit it hadn’t been put together, but I am always up for creative stuff, so I got it but still haven’t done it, ack, but I will have it done by next year for sure.
Merry Christmas Pam and everyone!!
How retro can you get? Oooh, I would LOVE to have that on my front door!
What a charming wreath, Georgia!
Pam, thanks to you and my renewed love for things from my childhood, I’ve had lots of fun with some vintage Christmas embroidery and “jeweled” kits this year. Your site is such an inspiration.
Merry Christmas and Season’s Greetings to you, Pam, and all Retro Reno’ readers. 🙂
Thanks Pam for the wreath love! Everything looks great with a knee hugger elf mixed in! xo, suzy
I LOVE this vintage looking wreath! Reminds me of all the ornaments my grandmother had on her Christmas tree every year when I was a child. I’m wondering how this was mounted. Is it on a stryo foam wreath or actually wired onto a faux garland wreath. Does anyone know how this was done? SO CUTE!
Gina from Texas
I have the same exact little blue Christmas house. It’s a set that was my grandmothers. My set also has a red church, and a little white house. It was from either the late 40’s or early 50’s. I love your wreath!
I want this wreath in MY house NOW!! Guess I could try to shop the various ornaments on ebay and try to put a similar one together, but, OH…imagine the time and the bidding and the frustration. No, I just want this one.
Perhaps Georgia Peachez would be so kind as to give us a “How-To” so that we can make one ourselves? I’ve been accumulating old Christmas bulbs from garage sales and such so this would be a perfect way to use them.
Georgia Peachez, do you sell any of these?!? This is WONDERFUL!!!
Did you glue the ornaments on low heat glue..I have almost everything for this wreath..from the pixie to the houses and a lot of ornaments…LOVE it??I am going to make one this fall yahhhhh
Anna, see our complete tutorial — https://retrorenovation.com/2013/11/18/30-tips-how-to-make-vintage-christmas-ornament-wreath/
High heat
Did you use a low heat glue
Anna, high heat. See our complete tutorial — a must-read if you are making these: https://retrorenovation.com/2013/11/18/30-tips-how-to-make-vintage-christmas-ornament-wreath/
Suzy, I see a lot of Georgia Peachez “knock-off” wreaths, mine included. Just to let you know, I can always pick yours out of a line-up. Yours have that special GP touch that none of the rest of us can quite capture~ Love, love, see your new creations and revisit the old ones~