


I fell in love with them.
That year for Christmas she started my collection of (and love affair with) Mexican tin ornaments when she gave me a few as a gift.
For the past several years, whenever I've been able to find any, I've increased my collection, but they're hard to find. I'm a regular at eBay and Etsy -- two places where I seem to have the best luck in finding them.
In addition to our traditional Christmas tree, this year I felt like I finally had enough tin trinkets to put together a decent tin ornament tree.
It's going to be fun to watch the collection (and tree size!) increase every year.

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