Nana and Pops sweet picture I rescued out of my parents house after Nana's bedroom fire.
My mom's father, pops, immigrated as a baby with his big family from Prussia. For Valentines I wanted to celebrate the loving family that blossomed from them.
I love vintage frames and wanted to keep it simple. I added Nana's rose bowl and boxwood toparies from Home Goods
Next, a music sheet garland
My pops was in the Navy, he brought beautiful presents from France and China as he traveled as the ships purchaser. During the war, my Nana saved all those precious gifts.
My dad and mom with me me in the background
My mom's father, pops, immigrated as a baby with his big family from Prussia. For Valentines I wanted to celebrate the loving family that blossomed from them.
I love vintage frames and wanted to keep it simple. I added Nana's rose bowl and boxwood toparies from Home Goods
Next, a music sheet garland
My pops was in the Navy, he brought beautiful presents from France and China as he traveled as the ships purchaser. During the war, my Nana saved all those precious gifts.
My dad and mom with me me in the background
| My sweet family in the early 80's oh so young. |
| And to think it started with these wonderful people and many generations before |
Celebrating Valentines Mantle Love, Come Celebrate with these Lovely Blogs, Di
| Vintage on a Dime |

I absolutely love your mantel and the photos you shared. How wonderful that you were able to save that photo. And the layered empty frames behind the photo - what a gorgeous way to showcase it!!
ReplyDeleteDonna @ An Enchanted Cottage
Thanks for sharing the photos. Your grandsons are sure cute!
ReplyDeleteDi - What a pretty mantle!! Love that you started with the photos - something so special to you. Really pretty.
ReplyDeleteJudy
So pretty...thanks for sharing!!! Deb Vintage On A Dime
ReplyDeleteLovely...I have many vintage family photos lovingly placed around the house.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos. You and your parents were a beautiful family. Your grandchildren are adorable. I love the way you tied your mantel decor into your family history. laurie
ReplyDeleteLovely post - thanks so much for sharing.
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