Nativity Scene Collection
Three years ago, I shared my Nativity Scene collection with you on the blog (here). Since I added a few and some of my readers were not around 3 years ago, I decided to share them again today. I have added one each year I think. My dream Nativity is the Willow Tree one (the complete set is $299 on Amazon!) or one very similar like this one which is less than $200 (I can’t tell if it is a Willow Tree one). Until I buy one second hand though, I will continue to add to my collection. I still remember visiting a Nativity scene museum in Italy at Christmas in 2007 and how they were all different.
The one on the left is the clay one from Italy mentioned above and the one on the right was a gift from my husband a couple years ago. I actually had forgotten to put it out till after Christmas when I realized from reading my older post that it was not out.
The little Nativity scene is ceramic Santons de Noel from France. My best friend sent it to me a few years ago. The white wood Nativity scene I found at a local store last year.
A little Hobby Lobby find for under the tree from last year or the year before. My youngest enjoy playing around with the figurines.
A pretty ceramic one I found this year at the same local little store as the white wood one above. I really enjoy collecting these as you can tell.
This is one I made with my cricut machine several years ago and I put it on my mantle in my bedroom.
A bientôt!
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12 Comments
Nancy
Oh that is so lovely. My brother in law has all the biblical stories in miniature. It’s huge!
mimifce
Oh, that would be so cool!
jodie
You made that last one?? How cool is that? My stepmom’s church used to showcased a bunch of member’s scenes and it was beautiful.
XOOX
Jodie
mimifce
I love how there are so many different styles.
Marsha Banks
What a beautiful collection, Mireille! I actually thought about asking my kids for the Willow Lake set (or the beginnings of it) for my gift this year. But, I am not sure where I’d put it. I have several pieces in my bedroom (they aren’t Nativity sets, though).
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mimifce
I probably end up buying one during the year (might be cheaper than too).
Jennifer
The one you made is so cool!!
Jennifer
Curated by Jennifer
mimifce
And it was so simple!
Shauna
This is so beautiful! I love how simple it is, yet displays so much love and the true meaning of Christmas. Hope you had a wonderful holiday!
Shauna
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mimifce
Thank, Shauna! We will keep the nativity scenes up a little longer that the trees (the last tree needs to be taken down today.
Gail
I loved looking at your collection. I have a Nativity scene too, and was thrilled to see an older version in a museum in December – it was around 100 years old.
mimifce
Wow! That is really neat. I went to a local French baker’s house last week to pick up a special pastry and she had a really nice one she found a one of those Warehouse stores, Costco.