Christmas At Our House, Part 4, The Angel Orchestra
December 03, 2012I adore this Wendth and Kuhn Angel Orchestra
with tiered stand, fence, trees and snow.
I love these little guys!
The picket fence is a flea market find. |
Notice the pigtails! |
are perhaps best know for their angel orchestra. I'm sure they've made 100 different orchestra
members over the years and are highly collectable.
They are instantly recognizable by their green spotted angel wings.
The Wendt and Kuhn website is enchanting.
The family room mantel holds our needlepoint stockings made by me
a long ago time, before I completely got addicted to knitting.
You can see the post about them here.
a long ago time, before I completely got addicted to knitting.
You can see the post about them here.
Next time, the tree and the San Francisco Village.
8 Comments
That is so sweet! I love the little conductor. Thanks for the lovely post.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazingly talented!!! It was my dream to make/embroider stockings myself,but I gave that up.
ReplyDeleteLove your orchestra! So darling!
Kristen, I am happy you are sharing all of your beautiful decorations as your home looks beautiful and your so good about keeping everything. I hope the decorations on your tree show up as I remember giving you and Sammy a Christopher Radko ornament every Thanksgiving and now that I don't have a tree that I put up you now have the ones that I had left. I love them and your tree is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention the Stocking that you made. They are beautiful and fun to fill.....
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute, cute, cute display!!! I like the pattern of the fabric on the chair next to the table, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteHI Kristen Oh, your little angel orchestra is most darling! I've never seen any of these before. I love the little pigtails and the polka dot wings and those little faces! I want some now. Your stockings are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you o much for popping in to see me.
be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
So very beautiful the christmasdecoration all over in your house!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on my blog. I am curious ta see, what you are knitting from the Isageryarn.
Greetings Annette
Your little orchestra is adorable. So joyous.
ReplyDeleteYou make my day when you make a comment!