Christmas Kitchen Corner Vignette

December 02, 2012
My kitchen is not very big so I don't have a lot of space to decorate, but I always love to change up this little corner built in.

I started going rustic vintage, and ended up with more of a rustic country corner. I brought this vintage Sears radio inside from our garage. (My husband uses it in the summer to listen to Twins baseball all the time.) On top is a zinc jar cover with a grubby flameless votive candle and a country shoe ornament.


Next a couple white glittery stars and a rusty little reproduction lantern.


A real vintage oil lamp, another flameless candle in a Jello mold, and a third glittery star are grouped with the primitive Santa.



A little artificial tree in a crock anchors the vignette.


Cookie cutters, crocheted snowflakes, rag balls and other country ornaments decorate the tree.


I have an old Minnesota license plate in white and green from my era hanging on the wall behind the tree. I made the little felt tree mittens ages ago.


I also made this little star Santa and many more like him. I even sold some at a couple craft sales.



The bottom of the corner shelves have crocks and crockery bowls, my experiment with the thrifted colander and Christmas lights. I saw some pendant lights made from colanders on Pinterest, and the star pattern coming out of the holes was really cool. Battery operated Christmas lights just don't create that much light.


It wasn't a total failure just nothing spectacular.


More Christmas decorating to come.











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  1. What an interesting Christmas corner! I love it all!

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  2. What an adorable little corner vignette! I really love the stars.

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  3. Okay, you've got a tree up. You're well on your way! Cute little corner vignette.

    Is that radio really vintage! I think my dad had the same one when we were growing up. Yeah. I guess that makes it vintage. :@

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  4. Carlene I really love you country looking Christmas decor! The little tree is very cute with the ornaments on it!

    hugs, Linda

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  5. Sweet decorations. I love your style. You have such good ideas.

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  6. What a cozy little corner to decorate. Sometimes little spaces are the best. Love your rustic vintage decor.
    Mary Alice

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  7. Hey cute! That license plate belongs on my 57 Chevy! Great rustic decorated corner vignette.

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  8. Cute vignette Carlene. Love the tree in the crock.
    Hugs,
    Jann

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  9. You're sure putting me in the mood to decorate my own kitchen! I see Christmas cheer everywhere I look!

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  10. Oh, Carlene! I love every single sweet detail! Your kitchen is such a cozy, welcoming place. Your tree is just dripping with country charm!
    Blessings,
    Carolynn xxx

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  11. Love your little Christmas corner. Wish I had a corner in my kitchen like that. After I saw your corner cabinet display of old crocks, I looked at mine to see I could convert it, but no way. I hate those
    Lazy Susans in the corners.
    Happy Christmas.
    Hugs,
    Audrey Z.

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  12. So cute! I adore those crocheted snowflakes!

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  13. Such a cute corner. I love the little Santa you made.Love the colander and the crocks.

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  14. Very cute! Love the idea of the battery operated lights in the colander.

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  15. Very sweet vignette, Carlene. I like the entire corner. Your little tree is certainly decorated with some real treasures. I appreciate that "Era," as that was the year I started 1st grade.....lol!

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  16. So very cute -- great idea bringing that radio in -- a real statement piece! Love the tree in the crock and the cute ornaments you decorated it with.

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