Some things I've seen recently, worth noting.
Urban Renewals, yesterday:

Imagine keeping all your sewing notions on such a geographically correct likeness!
I was so amused by this I had to call my mom and tell her all about it. It wasn't until after I realized it wasn't for sewing thimbles, but decorative porcelain thimbles.
No offense to any Canadians in the audience.
Also at UR:

Oh, the Skotch Kooler. We'll still be seeing these fifty years from now, along with the Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Old Navy Holiday tee shirts, Holly Hobbie (did you know Holly Hobbie was a real person?*)bed sheets, and Mardi Gras beads.
Cambridge Goodwill, today:

I nearly died from the utter cuteness of this knitting bag. It still contained some acrylic yarn and a half finished project.
Somerville Goodwill, last week:

Forty kinds of scat! If only I knew someone interested in elimination identification.
The background fabric is from a pair of curtains, now hanging in my (very small) living room.

If my sister gave this to me, I wouldn't know what to say.


A Last Supper paint by number accented with glitter? Mere words can't express the emotions I had for this.
*Thanks to Rebecca for the link!


11 Comments:
What a post and where to start? That sewing bag is incredible and I'd love to meet fabric designers who come up with ideas like that for a pattern. I can imagine that their minds are always whirling and there must be a great deal of leaping out of bed in the middle of the night to jot down ideas.
Don't the ones to the left of Jesus (looking at the painting) appear to be starting a domino effect...a few seconds later and they're all on the floor behind the table!
Oh please tell me you bought that knitting bag! It's fantastic!
I SO know someone who would love that scat identifier. I'm gonna point her in the direction of this post right now! love the last supper too. did you nearly hyperventilate when you saw it?
I can't believe you passed up the Skotch Kooler. Think of how much scotch you could keep cool in it!
I saw the knitting bag this morning too. It was just about the best thing there though I wondered about the political incorrectness of it. I went in for the $1 kids clothes and left with a small arm load.
I'm so glad I didn't find that Last Supper. I would have had to buy it, and my husband would have been deeply disgusted. He's OK with Jesus, but doesn't really get the whole kitsch thing... well, someday I'll have an office of my own to decorate. :-)
You can buy the Paint By Numbers last supper when my James Jean Galactus print is hung on the wall.
Love the cooler. Now I want one. Not that I have room for anymore stuff right now.
Canadians are always offended.
Ah, the Last Supper painting on burlap with glitter... A classic! Have you consulted the Museum of Bad Art? They may drool over such a find!
I would LOVE those scat cards for my bathroom!! Interested in selling/trading??
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