Let's face it: just as I have too much fabulousness for one blog, I have too much fabulousness for one Etsy page. I'm still making and selling my handmade vintage, repurposed, and reclaimed jewelry at Sow's Ear Jewelry, and now I'm also selling fun vintage items at Carmen Miranda's Vintage & Kitsch. I seem to have an eye for kitschy vintage stuff. Who knew?
Right now I'm focusing on finding new homes for some vintage Christmas ornaments that I rescued before they went to the landfill.
This Vintage Koestal ornament is handcrafted with handpainted wax heads. It's from about the 1940s. No way was I going to let this end up in the trash. It's even cuter in person.
This is an awesome example of 1960s beaded crafts. It's a handmade angel ornament that's nine inches tall and can stand or hang. What's more awesome than baby blue paillettes?
Maybe a faux-Faberge egg ornament made from turquoise flocked material and dozens of faux-pearl beads. It's really pretty from every angle.
Of course, nothing says Christmas like a pair of demented choirboys in your floral display. You can quote me on that.
Dear, sweet, two-pound Baby Jesus is beautifully proportioned. It feels like you're holding a (small) real baby. I'm actually getting kind of attached to this one, so I hope somebody buys it soon. I might end up being the crazy lady pushing a baby Jesus statue in a pram, and nobody wants that.
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