Day 1 is Sandi Patty and Peabo Bryson in It's Christmas.
Cute cookie jar deserved a posting but at $50 in the thrift shop, he had to find another home.
While clicking around on Etsy, I found this gem, eggnog-loofah-soap.
Fellow blogger Cindy at Retro Revival is creating her own kitsch with her Santa wreaths and repurposed planters. Her shower caps are tres adorbs too!
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I will also be highlighting scans from the 1966 Better Homes and Garden Treasury of Christmas Ideas. I scored that book for 75 cents at a thrift shop last month. Nothing embodies kitsch like the late 1960s.
Toilet paper roll tree
Felt flower wall tree
Last but not least, images from the 1951-1952 Montgomery Ward Fall and Winter catalog.
Linking with Ms. Misantropia for her ~ How Do You Celebrate? blog challenge.
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Please join me in this nearly month-long celebration of All Things Kitschmas!
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