2016 KITCHEN PUTZ

Please use this forum for photos of your putz villages - some of you don't make your own houses, but you still display a lot of artistry when you combine and arrange them. And the rest of us would love to see your work. Again, it works best if you resize your photos to 800px wide or less before you upload them - Paul
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maria
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2016 KITCHEN PUTZ

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2016 Kitchen putz; see more of the album here https://www.flickr.com/photos/22283683@ ... 7793536046

Lots of vintage made in Japan goodness and houses by Howard Lamey
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Lucy
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Maria,
Thank you so much for posting this. You solved a major problem for me. I am going to make that Santa Cuckoo clock for a little boy who likes my houses. I was having trouble deciding what to make and you totally gave me the inspiration. Thank you.

I love all your putz displays, so beautiful.
Lucy
maria
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Here they are side by side
Howard's interpretation--there's a drawer in the back for an led light
it doesn't play music
the felt one does--Santa spins--vintage made in japan
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Laurie
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I always enjoy seeing your house collections Maria. You always have a nice variety.
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Thanks, Maria, for sharing pics of your displays and for all you do to move this hobby into the future.

And thanks to Lucy also for sharing the appreciation of vintage Christmas goodies with a child. I am sure he will love the clock you make for him. We can hope he will share his enthusiasm with others his age so another generation will treasure these fragile creations from the past.

When I was a kid, a dear family friend had a few small putz houses (probably hacienda style) she would put on top of her piano each year at Christmas. This would have been in the mid-1970s. I had never seen such wonderful little houses. But as kids will do, I had to poke a finger through a plastic film window. Gladys would have never said anything to me about it even if she saw me do it. It took many years and the internet for me to learn more about putz houses and villages.
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