
The frugalled bird from Saturday has found a home on top of the restained wooden canister I bought on eBay as part of a set of two. The small box frame is from Go-Lo ($7.99 for three - you can see the other two in the next photo) and contains a magnet Princess B gave me for my 40th ("she could see no good reason to act her age").
And finally two birthday presents from last year - a tea light holder and a smoky bottle, both of which have been looking a bit lost up til now.

There's also a magnolia flower which arrived last birthday attached to a present, a toy cast iron stove which was given to me as part of a batch of dolls house furniture by a client a few years ago - identical to a stove I left behind when I moved to Australia, a vintage German basket with an emergency stash of dark chocolate Lindt balls, the two other frames I was telling you about which are framing images I cut out of a magazine advertising Tord Boontje's Heaven Scent fabric for Kvadrat (insert one minute's drooling time here), and finally a Steiff hog which was sent to me from Germany many years ago.
Hmm... maybe I should have named this post "Frugal corners of my home" as the total cost for both corners was $32 (excluding the chocolate).
(Listening to: Nordic Lounge compilation)
2 comments :
Is it completely safe for Trudy to be quite near those chocolates? I am, of course, worried for Trudy's health rather than the fate of the chocolates. ;)
Never fear, the chocolates didn't last very long after the photo was taken (and Trudy had nothing to do with it...)
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