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Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Cherished Christmas Ornaments Through the Decades - 1970's NATIVITY


by Angie Ouellette-Tower for http://www.godsgrowinggarden.com/ photo Ornaments_zpsyf4zw8lr.jpg

Cherished Christmas Ornaments Through the Decades - 1970's

I have a "hodgepodge" style Christmas tree and I love the nostalgia that comes with that style tree.  For the next few weeks I will be highlighting a few of my favorite ornaments organized by the decade.  In addition to these ornaments I will feature Christmas songs that I remember listening to in that featured decade.

A few years ago I featured my "Christmas Family Tree Ornaments" that I made using photocopies of old photos - they are Scrapbook style ornaments (click HERE to view that series)

We are starting with the 1970's and my most precious ornament from this decade is a wooden nativity bell.  I can remember this ornament hanging on my parents tree ever since I first began remembering Christmas.  Since Jesus is the reason for Christmas I decided that this is the perfect ornament to begin this series. 

Also, since both Joseph and my maternal grandfather were carpenters it seemed all that more fitting to feature the "Carpenters" music. 

Please enjoy "Christ is Born" and "O Come O Come Emmanuel" sung by the Carpenters
(see below the ornament picture)




by Angie Ouellette-Tower for http://www.godsgrowinggarden.com/ photo IMG_0799_zpssem9h58c.jpg



A special thanks to "NedNickerson2010" for sharing this on YouTube


A special thanks to "Carpenters-Topic" for sharing this on YouTube



Previous Cherished Ornament Posts:
1970's JOLLY ELF
1970's BIRTHDAYS
1970's JET TOY
1970's ENGRAVED
1980's ANGELS
1980's FIGURINES
1990's FLORAL CANDY
1990's HAND PAINTED

1990's PEWTER
2000's COOKIES
2000's GOURDS
2000's IN MEMORY 9/11
 







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