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| All in a beautiful basket |
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| This ceramic one found when she was a teenager - it is to help hens to lay. |
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| This red one has a tiny red tea set inside. |
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| Soldiers march out of this nice pink one. |
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| What's in this one? |
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| Easter Penguins - they're not so popular as Easter Bunnies because their Easter Eggs taste like fish (as Brian and Richard Know). |
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| What about this one? |
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| Ahh - chickens. |
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| And this one is full of . . . |
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| Pigs! This one's from my Great Gran with replacement legs by my Dad. |
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| And this egg is just full of itself |
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Hello Toot. I saw a photo of you at your stall on Junkaholique's blog with - your basket of fishes.
ReplyDeleteIt immediately struck me how great it would be if you also had the (biblical) loaves to go with the fishes - made in your own inimitable manner of stuffed printed cloth. And then maybe also, big stuffed cheeses (complete with printed mouse holes), bright red tomatoes,cabbages, beautiful big juicy green apples and so on... I think they'd sell a bomb too with all the youngy mummys roundabouts there - good luck!
oh wow, these are wonderful! And educational - I knew that chickens and penguins came from eggs, but I had no idea that pigs were hatched from eggs too!
ReplyDeleteHehe these are so cute! The egg full of pigs is a particular favourite. Happy easter to you.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anon! You're obviously a wholesome being - the only similar suggestions I've had so far have been chips to go with them. Glad you like them though.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Botterman! you learn something new everyday eh?
Happy Easter Nibbin Crew.
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the cutest eggs i have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteOh nostalgia... I have that same little red tea-set, inherited from my Grandma. It came as part of a toy caravan my grandpa made me, which Grandma kitted out with dolls furniture and trossel. Next time I go home I'll take a picture of the whole thing. x
ReplyDeleteYes! Sounds wonderful.
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