Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2026 My Very First Christmas
2026 2026 July Ornament Premiere Ornaments > All 2026 Hallmark Ornaments > 2026 > Tammy Haddix
QGO2913
features a circular sugar cookie, shaped like a lacy snowflake, with white, blue, and green icing. A small snowman cookie overlaps the center photo holder on one side, wearing a red scarf with white, blue, and green hat, to match the snowflake, with a green and blue button on his frosted-white chest. A miniature cookie, shaped like a heart and frosted red with 2026 in white, dangles from the center bottom. The top of the snowflake reads, "My Very First," with "Christmas" at the bottom in aqua blue. The photo area has a clear, plastic cover for protection and the picture is inserted at the top on the back. The copyright is also dated on the back, at the bottom. This is an adorable way to celebrate baby's first Christmas and remember it for years to come!
Tammy Haddix was born and raised in Missouri, and her dream of working at Hallmark came true when she was recruited from the Kansas City Art Institute. Now retired, after working for Hallmark for over 30 years, she crafted thousands of ornaments over the last 28 years in their Keepsake studio. What she loved most about her career at Hallmark: the opportunity to work with and learn from talented artists, who became lifelong friends. "A Keepsake Ornament is something so special that you keep it forever. Thinking about people bringing my ornaments out every year...I can't even describe how it feels. It's very touching and emotional for me."
- Artist
- Tammy Haddix
- Size
- 3.565" L x 0.646" W x 4.652" H
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Box Size
- 5" H x 1" W x 4" D
2026 My Very First Christmas 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QGO2913 This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Photo Holder Ornament features a circular sugar cookie, shaped like a lacy snowflake, with white, blue, and green icing. A small snowman cookie overlaps the center photo holder on one side, wearing a red scarf with white, blue, and green hat, to match the snowflake, with a green and blue button on his frosted-white chest. A miniature cookie, shaped like a heart and frosted red with 2026 in white, dangles from the center bottom. The top of the snowflake reads, "My Very First," with "Christmas" at the bottom in aqua blue. The photo area has a clear, plastic cover for protection and the picture is inserted at the top on the back. The copyright is also dated on the back, at the bottom. This is an adorable way to celebrate baby's first Christmas and remember it for years to come! Tammy Haddix was born and raised in Missouri, and her dream of working at Hallmark came true when she was recruited from the Kansas City Art Institute. Now retired, after working for Hallmark for over 30 years, she crafted thousands of ornaments over the last 28 years in their Keepsake studio. What she loved most about her career at Hallmark: the opportunity to work with and learn from talented artists, who became lifelong friends. "A Keepsake Ornament is something so special that you keep it forever. Thinking about people bringing my ornaments out every year...I can't even describe how it feels. It's very touching and emotional for me." Material: Plastic and metal (eyelet) Artist: Tammy Haddix Size: 3.565" L x 0.646" W x 4.652" H; Photo Display Area: 1.503" L x 1.622" H This 2026 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2026 Hallmark Ornament Premiere Event on July 11, 2026.
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