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| The most handsome paste brush |
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| and a little useful friend |
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| A teapot with a little nubbin of a nose. |
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| A cardi with crazy neon shoulders - unfortunately it is for a child, which seems a waste. |
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| workwear for dolls. I like the way it is sewn all jaunty onto old envelopes. |
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| An opening times sign to sell in the shop. |
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| A pair of bakelite boobs. |
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| A nice sack: retrieved from the bottom of a box and all squashed nice and flat. Made me thought of the bog people. |
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| I also bought this rubber inflatable innard. I think I bought it because of the colours and the shape . . . but also because I am a nob. |
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| A nice litte handmade wall light. |
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| And a tiny hangable shelf that will go in the shop to display danglers. |
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| Talking of danglers: here is the largest dangler I ever found (I am struggling to hold it up high for the photo). What a beauty eh? It's going in the shop soon - it's going to take a bit of tactical hanging. |
Always good to see the word Nubbin in use. Especially when applied to a teapot's nose.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good word indeed! My first thought was that it looks like a little willy nubbin (as seen on the Mannequin Pis) but i couldn't think of a way of saying that wasn't disgusting.
ReplyDeleteI love that cardi! So very cute, I wonder if my nan can work her magic and knit me one like it. And who doesn't need a useful friend...
ReplyDeleteOh gee that would be good. Maybe she could knit me one too.
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