I decided to post some of my old family pics for VTT. First photo: My grandmother and a cousin in a birch bark frame. My grandfather and his cousin, cabinet photo. (He is on the right!)
Second: My dh's great grandfather as a boy, then great grandmother and he in a nice paired frame.
Third: What I have done with copies of some of my old photos. I call them ancestor worship candle holders. Dh's family on the right one and mine on the left.
Check out everyone's VTT posts at Colorado lady! I'm still learning so I apologize if my link to her blog isn't hot.
Loved your vintage showing today of old photos. I have several of my family and I treasure them. They tell you so much about them and their life back when.
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done! I feel sad when I see old photos at sales so Im so glad you found something wonderful to do with them!!
ReplyDeleteI have a large collection of old family photos and always looking for new ways to display them.
ReplyDeleteWhat you have done is very creative on the candlestick holders!
ReplyDeleteLoved your photos..I've always loved the older ones...and can't stand it when I see older pictures in a box at some thrift or antique store. I always wonder..where is their family??
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT and have a wonderful weekend.
What a cute idea that you turned your photos into a candle holder, so clever. Your blog layout is very cute by the way!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great VTT and a wonderful weekend.
It's nice that your family photos have stayed in the family, unlike so many others.
ReplyDeleteBeing into genealogy I absolutely love how you honor your families photos! When I go to a resturant or shop that has them for sale, I always feel sad, that the photos are someone's family.....thank you for sharing these! The candlesticks are just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOld photos of family are my weakness. I cannot believe what you did with them. Great job. I used to love giving my Papa old photos and saying "who's this". Well, of course, there was always a story. And I have documented the information on the photo. Today, papa suffered a pneumonia from a surgery at 91. He is in the process of dying and those photos and information are more valuable to me today than they ever were. Thanks for sharing your vintage.
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Ancestor worship candles; what a cool idea!
ReplyDeleteThe candles are a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteWonderful old photos of your ancestors, and you're lucky to have them! Alot of times they seem to get lost or thrown out. And what a lovely idea your candleholders are. A great way to enjoy the pictures!
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT!
Carol
thanks everyone. I've not had a chance to write in the blog this week, but I didn't want to miss VTT Thursday!
ReplyDeletekathy
What fabulous candle holders! Imaginative and cool!
ReplyDeleteI love old family pics!! I have my Great Grandparents in a frame just like your DH's!
ReplyDeleteThanks for "stopping by" the cemetery with me last week. Cousin Zebra says helloooooooooooooooooooo. ;)
Old photos are so fun when you are actually related to the folks in them. I have a collection of those oldies but goodies too. I used to have them hanging on our wall, but they have been rotated out for a while. Maybe it's time to bring them back out again. Those candleholders are so unique! What a great gift that would be for someone. Are they decals? So Nice.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking at people's posts and trying to post comments but pop up windows aren't coming up :( so I've only posted in the past hour where there is no pop up. I think there is something wrong with my computer virtual memory or something :(
ReplyDeleteI've looked at almost all the posts for VTT. My apologies if I haven't commented on yours.
Kathy
I LOVE the candle idea. Those photos are so beautiful. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteYour post is lovely, the black and white look so good.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stop by my blog :)
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