This Charming Betty Boop Ornament
is 3½ inches tall and 3¼ inches across. These Unique Christmas Ornaments Betty Boop has been busy doing her holiday shopping and riding her motorcycle. Betty is dressed in a black motorcycle hat, little black leather jacket, black gloves, little red glittered top, short red glittered skirt with a black belt and red glittered heels. Her motorcycle has red glitter wheel covers and light blue fuel tank and seat and a yellow spot light on the handle bars. This Miscellaneous Holiday Ornaments have a red ‘B’, for Betty Boop, on the fuel tank with a yellow sunburst behind it and her license plate is light blue with ‘BOOP’ in black letters over a yellow background. Betty’s gifts are wrapped and stowed on the back of her motorcycle as she leaves the skyline behind her on her way home. Select to see a complete listing of our Christmas Decorations Ideas.
Caring for your Christmas Ornaments.
To care for and protect your Christmas ornaments for years to come, please be mindful of the following suggestions. Wrap your ornaments individually in 24 Anti Tarnish Tissue Paper Sheets and pack your ornaments securely in one of our sturdy Ornament Storage Boxes, making sure not to place too many layers in a single box. One layer is ideal. The box should be very sturdy and made of paper. Plastic bubble wrap and or plastic storage containers do not allow the ornaments to have proper ventilation. Particularly if the ornaments are stored in a warm place like an attic, or in a humid place like a basement. Also be sure to take care to store your holiday ornaments in a safe, dry place away from water, sun or fluorescent lights and other outside elements. Check out all of our Glass Ornaments.
Legend of The Candy Cane.
Candy Canes are a stick of striped, hard candy bent into a hook at one end. They have been associated with Christmas for over three centuries. Legend attributes the origins of the candy cane to the choirmaster of cologne Cathedral in the 1670’s. Bothered by the noise of children attending the church’s nativity scene, he had candies made up in the shape of a shepherd’s crook and gave them to the young children to encourage them to be quiet. The shape of the cane soon led to them being hung from German Christmas trees, where sweets were a common decoration. Select this link to view our Santas Elves and Children's Santa Claus Costume.
Candy Cane.
The candy cane to many is a delicious Christmas treat. Centuries ago, a simple candy maker needed to create a perfect gift for the King. The candy was shaped into an upside down “J” in order to represent the Good Shepherd’s staff. However, the candy maker wanted it to mean more. He added white and red stripes. The white represented the birth of Christ and the red would stand for the blood Jesus shed. The candy maker knew this would be the most perfect gift the King had ever received. Select this link to view our Angel Ornaments.





