These little trees were all the rage in the 60's. I've been collecting vintage earrings to make one. They are a bit on the funky side but a fun craft to make with those missing or broken earrings. Merry Christmas to you today. Join the fun http://howsweetthesound.typepad.com/ Thanks to doecdoe for photos. http://www.doecdoe.blogspot.com/ She found this tree at a thrift store for a great price $12. 
15 comments:
Goodness! so sparkling & beautiful! very creative.. I like your tree.. Happy PS & thanks for sharing.. have a great weekend.
Denise...I love them!!! So cute!
What a great find!
Have a wonderful pink Saturday!
FUN, FUN, FUN! Love it!
How unique. Happy Pink Saturday!
I love these things. I have vintage Christmas trees and boxes done like this. The framed pieces are usually out of my price range, but I think they are tres cool. You could probably sell them as fast as you could make them! Debbie
Hi Denise , What a great find and a great friend! I remember my mom-in-law making some of these in the early 70's , too. I wonder where they went to? Sue
How pretty and sparkely. Love it.
Oh! I remember these! Everyone thought it was the perfect solution to what to do with all that junk costume jewelry from the past. I loved them.
I cannot even believe how FABULOUS this tree is! And NINE dollars?! I am in awe of it!
oooh, so pretty. I started a love affair with vintage jewelry this year & this is gorgous. It must go in my idea file for next year. Thanks for sharing
Nerissa
Oh, the pretties! But I love love love that your tree lights!
She found that tree at a thrift store??? WOW! Lucky lady. Happy Pink Saturday or I should say happy belated pink Saturday. :)
OMG, Denise. This is just absolutely exquisite. I would adore having something like this.
Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Holidays.
Oh my gosh! My mother made one of these when I was a kid, and I thought it was the only one. I've always loved it, she still hangs it every year (she is 88).
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