A small, framed print which I think holds a certain charm. |
A little furry mouse! |
A funny bobbly brooch - I reckon it's something masonic. |
I like the construction of it. |
Some nicely random glass beads. |
A beaded thing, I don't know what it's for but I love the shape. |
Some wonderfully rustic beads - apparently Norwegian. |
And some beads made from stone - which stone? I don't know. |
Little studio pottery pot. |
And two nice coffee cans. |
A nice rush basket with an old flight label on it. |
A big ridiculous 1950s dress, in very fine colours. I bought it from a nice person who bundled it into a potato sack for me - now that's how ball gowns should be packaged. |
Turns out I'm not very good at modelling: Jack tried to help me relax into it. |
Bit of Victorian lace trim - nice simple laddery stuff. |
A foot stool. Black gloss paint - gets me every time. |
And a very dainty cotton top. |
Oooh, more beautiful beads!
ReplyDeleteThat dress is fantastic! I think you should oh-so-casually wear it with stilts at the market.
Merry Tootmas and a Tootie New Year to you Jo!
ReplyDeleteDress not ridiculous, save it for Oscar night. x
I Would need stilts - or a handy foot stool, I think your Harriet inspired my bead spotting Emily.
ReplyDeleteAnd seasons greetings to you too Madeleine - I don't know how to work the word chandelier into a salutation, I lack your linguistic prowess!
Gorgeous selection - especially that dress - wow! Thanks so much for reading my blog this year - it's been fun and it means a lot to me xx
ReplyDeleteIt has been fun hasn't it? Thank you for reading too, looking forward to next year! x
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