Edwardian Christmas episode 1 /Cinnamon ornaments/ Transferware

[@mariacristinalastrabelgran1258]

Thanks, Jeri. Your videos do really help to be "Far From The Madding Crowd".

[@vickiulrich6694]

What a fun visit! I LOVE red transferware and in 40 years of thrifting I have found one lonely bread plate but I have it proudly displayed amongst my other treasures. This visit today was quite educational for those of us who are on the hunt. Can’t wait for the next visit but then again I always am excited for your visits!!!:):):)

[@erin.v.m657]

I have 20 full sets of transferware.It's become a ....problem. lol. Mostly from thrifting and estate sales. I think it mainly depends on your location. And luck I suppose.

[@vickiulrich6694]

@ I do agree fully and I’m in what I call the barren desert of thrifting. But you know what they say…the thrill of the hunt is almost as sweet as the treasures! I am if nothing else a true thrifting enthusiast only I no longer shop Goodwill because they are just to pricey for what they offer. I now shop Habitat for Humanity so at least I’m helping someone who is working toward home ownership as I hunt for my treasures. When Hunny and I take a day away and check out secondhand and antique shops I do find some real nice treasures but sadly no red transferware but I always hope!!!:):):)

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Try ebay, you can find transferware all day long!

[@vickiulrich6694]

@ well now…I immediately went over to the eBay website only to find strawberry fair red transferware. My kitchen is strawberries and I’m thinking my pocketbook is going to be some lighter at the end of this day! Jeri, I have only ever heard of it as being a place to sell but I guess it never registered that if someone is selling there also needs to be buyers! I’m honestly not to intelligent when it comes to technology but today I was a VERY fast learner. I also seem to think pink and red transferware are one and the same now that I’ve opened up the eBay website. You now have opened my world up to all new possibilities and I can’t be more excited. So now I just need to keep my head about me as I hunt for I see different prices on the same items from different sellers and I only glanced. I will forever think of you every piece of this treasure I bring into my home…I’ll leave a cup and saucer on the tea tray just for you as a thank you for opening this wonderful opportunity for me to finally grow my red transferware collection after all these many years!!!:):):)

[@lindamurns1245]

Wrll said my friend ❤

[@maryanndobrowolski]

OH my goodness, I haven't even watched it yet but I know I'm going to love this series!!

[@Maryrose-fs6ue]

Thank you so much Jerri! I love all your videos, but this one is especially highly interesting to me because I love to collect china. Your videos are always so highly interesting and informative. I love animals and I love gardening. I sit here peacefully relaxing and it takes me back somewhere in time. I find so much Joy listening to You! Thank you so much! Love and Light 💗🌟✨🏡

[@carolexo7269]

I just love how your mind works. Beautiful collections. Thank you ❤ 🇨🇦

[@sbarton291]

I LOVED this video and look forward to the rest in December! Thank you.

[@janetholley1004]

I like the sheep & hares, beautiful moulds & ornaments. I remember when I was young, there was an elderly lady that lived by my grandmother's Church & she had baked cookies with nutmeg & cinnamon, It's amazing how a fragrance can take you back to wonderful childhood memories. thank you for the video Jeri

[@daciaclewis]

Love your videos. I made these cinnamon ornaments when I taught school every year before Christmas. Children loved making these; made my classroom smelled so good. When I made these, I used a Ziplock bag, cinnamon, and applesauce. Mixed them in the bag, rolled the dough out, and children used cookie cutters and a straw. We had to air-dry their ornaments., and used yarn for hanging. They always turned out beautiful! It was a wonderful memory for my children who didn't have much.

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Great for the kiddos!

[@Cthomas5678]

I have one from when my daughter was in elementary school she made an American flag out of hers❤ she was very patriotic!!

[@RachelLight]

I so enjoyed this history lesson. These dishes are breathtaking. Looking forward to next week. Thank you for sharing.

[@carolharner4472]

Oh my goodness! I am thrilled for this series. You had me at cinnamon and transfer ware. I can hardly wait until the next video. When it comes to these dishes I have to restrain myself from becoming a hoarder. Thank you for talking about the history behind them. I could sit and listen for hours! 🌲🎀🌲🎀🌲

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

It would be easy to hoard due to all the different designs and colors, so much beauty.

[@JulieAnne-7]

What a wonderful idea for those ornaments!! I love them painted!! I love your channel, Geri!!💖🕯️

[@TheFarmSparrow]

Jeri, what a treasure trove you are? Your amazing collections, knowledge and experience…. I am always impressed and inspired when watching one of your videos. Thank you for all your effort to bring us these moments. Sending you much love.🤗🙌🏻🧡(I love both the painted and the plain ones…depending on what you plan to do with them. I think you have done a marvelous job on the painting.)

[@marierodriguez7029]

So well put! I learn so much from her. She is a trove of info in all that she does and says 😊

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

I study up on the subject at hand and always learn something new myself>

[@TheFarmSparrow]

@ That certainly is the best way.

[@debbieconnelley342]

Couldn’t agree more!!

[@Laura-rx9mp]

thank you Jeri. really enjoy your videos and your sharing your knowledge. cheers

[@franceswitham8214]

I am going to try your delightful cinnamon ornaments. My home was built in Edwardian times, also a farmhouse, and I can't wait to see the upcoming videos in this series. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and ideas.❤

[@sandybartlett7828]

This Edwardian history lesson was so delightful and detailed. I love transferware. I have some that I’ve thrifted and I love learning about them. The ornaments are fun and special!❤

[@christyjohnson6967]

Such a lovely visit with you this morning,Jeri. I have been making cinnamon ornaments for years. I love to display them in a bowl with pomanders. The smell is so wonderful! I’m so glad you are doing this lovely series. Comfort abides there in your lovely home…right down to the dog snoring in the background.

[@sharonbrewer1325]

I wrote all the instructions as you did it Jeri ! Thank you ! I can’t wait to try them . I love how you explain all the dishware . You are the best ❤ I wish I was your neighbor !! I just love old things and something think I was born in the wrong time … but I know God put exactly where I was supposed to be . I am going to mix and match my things now they so look beautiful . Thank you Jeri !

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

I WISH I had a kindred spirit neighbor!

[@pamtraylor7968]

The ornaments are so lovely, and I’ll bet they smell amazing. When you first mentioned painting, I thought I’d like them plain, but the paint was gorgeous. Beautiful!

[@cellison9414]

I've always like the Edwardian Era, over the years collecting many items from that time. Jeri, your videos are interesting, informative, and so relaxing to watch. I love seeing all your things, your displays, your decorating - I'm very inspired by you! Thank You and Happy Holidays to You and Yours!

[@jindandy7826]

I love red combos for Christmas & brown for Thanksgiving. Just dreamy! Thank you for the great info, Jeri!

[@newfoundland3238]

Love it all,and the snoring dog????So cute!Thanks!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

A snoring puppy in this case.

[@HomesteadTessie]

Thank you for creating these kind of videos!

[@marylou80]

I enjoy learning the history of all the items you present in your videos. Well done! ❤

[@jangroves4978]

I am enjoying this video so much. Making transferware in the 1700’s and 1800’s had to be so time consuming. I think it’s amazing.

[@jerrifoster3795]

Jeri, I adore your videos. I love the soft warm light in this one, like warm candlelight, as if I was sitting there right with you, at the table, learning about transfer ware. I’m slowly sifting through my Mommy’s dishes, and learning about those also. I find out what they are, write down all the info, dates and names. There are so many different ones, which tell different tales. As I do this, I also find myself picturing them on the table of my Moms early life, and my Grandmothers lives. I wonder what their houses looked like, their table settings, and what they served in them. As I find ones that had been repaired, I can almost see the scene of when they were dropped, and how upset they must have been, as some were only pieces of sets that they had, but their most valuable pieces, as they had been gifts and not purchased by them, as they wouldn’t have not been able to afford them. When I look at the clock, five hours have gone by, as research does, and I have to snap back to present times, and try to reclaim the rest of the day, and move on, with my tasks at hand. It seems, the more research I do, the more I love to do it. Thank you!, for such lovely videos, and the upcoming Christmas’ in Edwardian times. 💜 ~ Jerri

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

I love your imagination!

[@karenholt9744]

I agree with the the lighting, and this sounds a bit like me (although you've been more poetic). The 5 hours later for me frequently happens in the wee hours, and unfortunately the day gets reclaimed in sleeping in too long! 🙄

[@CharleneMGrant]

I love everything you do! And l truly appreciated this episode. So educational and lovely! Thank you, as always! P.S. I like your painting of the ornaments. It brings them more to life... and because you are so adept at it!

[@susanpeterson9674]

How Fun...I'm looking foward to trying out the cinnamon ornaments! I've wanted to do it for years and now I know how so excuses!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

no excuses!

[@roksannastephens4375]

Thank you for the series. The plates, cups, and saucers are quite lovely. Some unusual scenes I've never seen. I love all Transferware, in any colors.

[@TarnishedTreasures1]

Watching this with my mother in law right now!! We’re in heaven.

[@Good-DaySunshine]

What a precious thing to say & do with your MIL. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Hello you two!

[@carolinecronce4382]

I just love the cinnamon ornaments! Can't wait to see more videos on your Edwardian Christmas! Your Transfer Ware is really beautiful! Have a Blessed day! 🌲💞

[@janicegardner9458]

Love the ornaments! They both are nice. I used to make these with my students in elementary school and yes they are long lasting. Thank you for this demonstration and inspiration to do them for my home now that I am retired.

[@damogranheart5521]

Most Excellent! I enjoyed my visit and seeing my daughter-in-law's transferware!

[@sharonallen805]

I have alot of the transfer ware I have the blue willow, some flo blue, and odd and ends of the different pinks, blues, a set of my mother Currier and Ive set. But my favorite is the Calio blue from England I have a set of 8 and alot of the extra pieces, tea pot, pitchers, bowls, salt and pepper, enough a cow pitcher and ashtray. I love it all. Thank you for having a video on how it's made, I did not know that. God Bless.

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Love those Calico blue cow pitchers!

[@janinefromwashingtonstate4805]

I love the blues. Just a beautiful dish. Scalloped edges is nice too.

[@CharlotteFairchild]

I never used Elmers in my applesauce, and I have a dehydrator! I cannot wait to make these tomorrow! They smell great

[@annjohns9939]

What a fun time we will have!!!

[@mariumortellaro119]

HelloJeri Landers,everything really nice,congratulations👏👍🏻🖐

[@rosalindhambleton9012]

Always such a pleasure to listen to you ! Thank you so much

[@PumpkinMoonStudio]

Love them embossed and painted. How pretty they are!

[@mariankay6482]

Well, that was fun! I am going to make some of those delicious smelling ornaments! I have seen them before but never knew the recipe. Thank you! I am exited about this series, Jeri! I love the Edwardian Era! I live in in the last settled part of our country. I am in the Texas panhandle and cattle drives passed through here, carefully, heading up from south Texas to Colorado or Kansas to meet the rail so the cattle could be shipped back east. We had a couple little towns spring up, here, in the mid to late 1880's after the last of the indian wars. One town was called simply "RagTown". They called it this because the whole top half of the buildings in that town were made of canvas, like a tent. There wasn't hardly any wood in this area so, they used what they had. Those were the humble beginnings of Amarillo, Tx. It is amazing to me that this part of the country was just getting started in the Edwardian era. Our oldest larger homes are Victorian and Edwardian styles. It was the newest style and those cattle ranchers wanted the nicest and best for their wives! Most of the homes weren't that fancy but they were built well. Anyway, I always think of this town in it's beginning stages when there was electricity back east! I hope you enjoy creating this series as much as we will all enjoy watching it! I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! See ya next week!❤

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

That is such an interesting bit of the past from your neck of the woods, love it! The Edwardians were the first to have electricity in their homes, but this house didn't have it until the 1940's, it still had gaslight! In fact, there was no indoor plumbing in this house until the 1950's... outhouse out back.

[@mariankay6482]

@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Wow! That was a back hills house! When I was around 9 our 10, I went with my next door neighbors to a home in Oklahoma that still didn't have any indoor facilities. They had running water in the kitchen. I had to go outside and check for spiders and snakes before doing anything else! And, they brought in an aluminum tub for our Saturday night bath! It was in the kitchen! They heated our water in a big kettle and that was that! This was almost, if not, 1970! My mother kept the letter I mailed her while I was there. I am sure she got a big kick out of my writing to her about the outhouse!🤣

[@patriciacinea3097]

I made those cinnamon ornaments about 20 years ago and still place them on my Christmas tree. Those molds are beautiful and painting the images makes it pop. I used cookie cutters. Really enjoyable series. Learning much, thank you!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

I think I will paint most of them.

[@angelagalicia7243]

Jeri you are so talented everything you do is AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!!! I just love your videos from gardening to antiques from cooking and your story times plus the hop along hallow I JUST LOVE IT ALL❤

[@debbieconnelley342]

Me too!! I was so excited to see a new video to watch!! I always love all of the videos. They are not only beautiful, but so informative. I love transferware. I have much more than I need, but I enjoy it. I guess blue would have to be my favorite if I had to pick ♥️

[@SophiaNymph8]

thank you for sharing this wonderful video. Merry Christmas :)

[@LindaRobinson-u7c]

Thank you for sharing your treasures with us!

[@janellkanaley4783]

I love all the colors of transferware!! I recently bought a purple transferware small pitcher and a red transferware bowl. I have green, blue and a little bit of brown too!! LOVE this series already!! Thanks Jeri!!

[@debrowe1752]

As always, fabulous content! Particularly loved the transferware lesson. Greatly looking forward to the next video in your Edwardian series. I have Friendly Village set from 1970 and Blue Willow. Favorite is the Friendly Village set. Thank you for the inspiration to be more mindful during next antique haul. 🙂

[@marykappesser5145]

Wow, painting the ornament makes it pop. Definitely paint them.

[@julieking5151]

I made the cinnamon ornaments about 15 years ago, in my springerle molds. I had no idea they were Edwardian 🤩. I didn’t use glue but they have stayed intact ❤️. Wonderful! ❤️❤️

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

They cinnamon ornaments aren't necessarily Edwardian, but I wanted to get the scent of Christmas in the house. The molds, however could easily have been in an Edwardian home because they have been around since the 1600's.

[@Georgia-oi6ie]

I truly enjoy your post. I first found your channel during Christmas several years ago ❤

[@Jean-ey6pm]

Thank you for another wonderful video & looking forward to all in this series. Love your channel!!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Thankyou!

[@trishabrinkdesign]

Beautiful! My mother always made similar ornaments to yours & it brings back lots of wonderful memories. I have a rather large collection of the red/pink transferware which I purchased on Portabello Road in London & brought back in my carry on luggage back in the mid 90’s…before TSA/9-11 packing issues😅 it was SO heavy! Each piece survived & I have SUCH great memories of shopping with my mother on our girls trip to the UK together. She passed quite early of cancer at age 70….so I’m very happy we made so many great memories together early on in life.❤ Each time I bring them out I think of her.🥹 Thank-you for the lovely video! Excited to see the rest!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

How nice that you have such a large set with an interesting travel history and memories.

[@maryglidden2943]

Looking forward to this series !was delighted to see you talk about your transfer ware as I had just pulled mine out of my hutch to use in my Christmas decorating. I have the red transferware in a miraid of styles and manufactures, but as you stayed they all play so delightfully together! I made cinnamon ornaments years ago and I still have some that have survived after all these Christmases!

[@Petipulpul]

Thank you Jeri for doing this wonderful video

[@karellarsen939]

Thank you so much for this video Jeri. Very fun! I love the pink I think the best 😊.

[@Phoebe-i6r]

Thank you for the lesson on transferware. Such beautiful pieces!

[@maryellenyork2819]

My kids had teachers who made cinnamon/applesauce ornaments with the children. Using your moulds instead of cookie cutters is so elegant!

[@sabrinacopas1636]

How delightful, I absolutely love the Edwardian Period! I hope that you had a wonderful Thanksgiving and wish you a Merry Christmas. ❤

[@annael87]

I am so excited for this series! Your Christmas videos are so warm and inviting, I look forward to watching them each year. I would love to try those ornaments. My favorite transferware colors are brown, green, and pink. Thank you! ❤

[@Ladyelaine60]

Love listening to you talk about your transfer ware and getting a chuckle from I assume your dog peacefully snoring in the background 💕

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

there always seems to be a snoring dog in the videos...

[@Ladyelaine60]

@ 😂

[@beckysteffka2434]

I love how you mix and match your tableware! I have blue Currier and Ives, red Rowland & Marsellus, red Millstream by Johnson Bros, and red Old Britain Castles. I'm crazy about red transferware😂❤! GREAT AND FUN VIDEO!

[@janward6044]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection.

[@jacquiliddell7680]

Really really loved this Jerry looking forward to the next one xx❤

[@LostinTimeWithKatie]

I’m watching this on Christmas Eve and it’s such a delight 🎄 I love how your ornaments turned out, the painted one is stunning! It was so interesting to learn about how transfer ware is created and to see your collection as well.

[@annanorth7997]

I loved this! I am looking forward to future episodes in this series. My mother had The Old Curiosity Shop dinnerware when I was growing up. I thought her dishes were so pretty.

[@joananderson7976]

Thank you for taking the time to educate us. I love learning new things especially about history.

[@Lisa-sp5if]

Dear Jerri… My husband and I came home from Germany a couple of days ago visiting our darling youngest daughter… It was a bittersweet time with her (because she doesn’t share our faith in Christ anymore, or did she ever?)… Been feeling really off and completely unmotivated and just fighting off sadness and emotional tiredness… Handing it all over to our good good Lord Jesus. But I have to tell you, this morning. I discovered that you were making this whole Edwardian series and I literallygot teary. You are like a sweet friend who is so gifted in teaching. I think you are one of the best things on KZbin.! So looking forward to the series and I just thank you for God using you to revive my heart and energy a little bit today!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

@@Lisa-sp5if It is heart wrenching when our grown children turn their back on the Lord, so sorry. I am glad if I can cheer you up a bit....

[@karenhart4316]

I quite enjoyed this video .. thank you Jerri very beautiful finds .. from the land down under 😻

[@angeladyson7367]

I love this Jeri. The ornaments are a lovely idea. You painted the basket of flowers beautifully. I think the rest would also look lovely with some delicate colour. I love transfer wear. I think each colour has its season. I rather love the red and the blue. I have quite a lot of blue, some green, a red Mason's 'fruit basket' design ironstone china tea caddie (I'd love to get a complete tea set) and I just need to get some of the brown perhaps for autumn next year. 😊

[@latte1020]

Loved this transferware history!! I have antique tea cups of the Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles, and a more recent reproduction of a whole dinner set in the Blue and White, i got such a great deal on them years ago and now they’re so expensive but I’m always on a look out! Our home was built in 1904 and I look for things to help make it look like what it could have been when it was built. Over the years either things get removed or they break. We still have all the original wood windows and i love them!

[@suebaszler5284]

I made those with my kids when they were little years ago, probably 33 yrs because the youngest was a baby then. They were so easy and smelled so good! Some were ornaments for the tree and some went on a dried apple and orange wreath that I made. I had them for many years but eventually they got damaged. What great memories your video brought, thank you!

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Oh yes, they are great on a wreath.

[@lindacasey4259]

Love this video. Looking forward to the next one. I have a mixed set of Blue Willow and would love to buy some brown transferware. Many years ago my mother had a few pieces of the Friendly Village dishes. I think she got them in a rewards program at the grocery store.

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

We use Friendly Village as our everyday ware, it's pretty solid.

[@morningflowerB]

I like them both ways. Thank you, for sharing. 🦃🍂

[@noreenmcmenamin9610]

Such a relaxing video,full of interesting information,😊

[@lsalinas2573]

Greetings from LRGV TX

[@user-rb4zf6dp2v]

Thank you for sharing your lovely treasures💕💕

[@ggeemmiinnii]

The Edwardian period is my favorite.

[@hollyssimplelife1634]

Beautiful ornaments and I loved the painted one.

[@GO-ku5pv]

Oh my goodness! I can’t tell you how excited I am for this series! 🌲 I love all of your treasures and stories. Thank you so much! ❤

[@anitawells3705]

❤so pretty after you painted

[@maryannknox7158]

I have made cinnamon ornaments brings back memories watching you ♥️🕊️

[@Phoebe-i6r]

I love the painted ornament.

[@judygillespie3242]

Oh loved this.Thank You you are so creative and knowledgeable.

[@witsonsmom729]

❤ transfer warehouse. Green is my fave color but I like them all.

[@paperback-writer]

I have made cinnamon ornaments at Christmas before 💕 I used a toothpick and made a hole in the top, then I cut a small piece of ribbon to hang them and hung them on the tree after they dried. I used regular Christmas Cookie-Cutters.😊 yours looks fun too!

[@1wolfpup]

Ím so excited for this series! The ornaments are beautiful. I cant wait to make some. Thank you, for sharing this with us. ❄️⭐🌲🌰

[@kathleenroberts7972]

Love this series!! Love the ornaments both ways.

[@AMGW]

I love your channel so much!

[@yisimlampiris-tremba2247]

I was thinking about making those handmade ornaments. You have have a lovely collection of transfer ware. I agree you can mix and match. I do like the fact that England still makes some of theirs.

[@PaulaShoaf]

Hi Jeri ! Love the history behind the dishes.. I like the blue , or brown well maybe all of them haha. I sure hope to make the cinnamon molds , I like them painted too. looking forward to the next lesson. Thanks so much Geri! Blessings Paula

[@NanaDiggs]

Love your transferware collection and especially how you put three different patterns together. I just started my collection last summer but it's been growing as I now have several different patterns-- Friendly Village (7 diff scenes), Old Britain Castles and Old British Countryside all by Johnson Bros. I was pleasant surprise to find your channel today.

[@diannegriffith5444]

Love this video. I find the painted ornament amazing. ❤

[@annwoleben5439]

I really enjoyed this first video in your Edwardian series. I have a transferware plate that belonged to my grandmother, so it is interesting to learn about the history of this china. I'm looking forward to the next video!

[@jeane561]

I love transferware especially the red and white. I also love the purple transferware. I have some of the flow blue pieces. All of mine has come from yardsales. Enjoy your day. Love and blessings ❤️❤️❤️

[@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Me too, I use mine everyday.

[@deborahstrickland9845]

So beautiful as always. I love the Edwardian era. Thank you Jeri.

[@SHEILAWASHINGTON-k5t]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU JERI AND FAMILY

[@jeanjones7486]

I've never known there was and is quite a selection of transfer ware out there. Happy Holidays to you and yours!❤

[@emb54]

I so enjoyed this video. Looking forward to the whole series. I haven't made cinnamon ornaments in a few years. Believe I will make some new ones. Thank you!

[@kristieoblak963]

Love the painted ornament

[@vickyskelton3735]

Thank you, loved the transferware tutorial

[@janjohnson5303]

You do every thing so well 😊