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Posted in christmas, glass ornament, spring on Jan 9th, 2012
Well, it has to be done! Web master Leslie has been after me for well over a year to upgrade the Miva shopping cart software. This seem like the perfect time. Christmas is over. Most of you are taking down your holiday trees. You probably aren’t thinking about shopping for ornaments! In addition, I’ll be [...]
Posted in Collector Tips, design, Easter, folk art, glass ornament, ornament, Patricia Breen, spring, Tips on May 8th, 2011
Welcome to Spring! Do you have decorating photos to share with others? Please use the “Contact” tab above to let us know! We’d love to see how you display your collectibles. Click on the image to enlarge. Who do you recognize? From Patty B, IL Manzanita Easter Tree Creates a stunning display with 255 mini [...]
Posted in christmas, design, folk art, glass ornament, Halloween, ornament, patriotic, Tips on Jan 23rd, 2011
Announcing submission deadlines for designs, artwork, ads, articles and images … February 11 (Spring Issue) August 6 (Halloween Issue) May 13 (Summer Issue) October 28 (Christmas Issue) Please email your submissions to: C365.images@gmail.com Along with this information about each piece: • Your name/business name • Preferred email contact address • Web address(es) where people can [...]
Posted in christmas, Christopher Radko, Coca Cola, glass ornament, ornament on Jan 13th, 2011
The Christopher Radko company has reached a licensing agreement with Coca Cola. There are five glass ornaments in this special European-made collection. And, may I say … they are just way too cute! And, I’m not even a Coke drinker … but I know just who I’d like to buy them for. You’ll also find [...]
Posted in Collector Tips, event, Germany, glass ornament, ornament, Patricia Breen on Oct 6th, 2010
I was able to photograph my sister’s prize from the Patricia Breen event held at Stacey Leuliette Gracious Living in Birmingham, Michigan. It is a “cachette” in Breen-ology. I would term it a candy container — something like those from Ino Schaller in Germany. This is much heavier and, as you can see, exceptionally beautiful! [...]