I got this for Christmas from my mom...They are little bowling pin shaped people (and dog) on little clothespins clips. The best part is the little labels they have on them, like "Sister," "brother," "dog":
There is something about labeling things that I love, which is probably one of the reasons why I love those Richard Scarry books so much.Other random things I am enjoying: Swaptree.com, where you can trade books with others. Look me up if you have some goodies to trade!
12 comments:
Jannie,
I love your photography. It really makes your blog come alive. Those clothespin people remind me of my old Fisher Price people from when I a kid.
Stay well.
Cute little people aren't they and thanks for the link to Swaptree, very cool stuff.
Awesome clothespin people! I love them! Especially the one that says "me"! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love your think, jot draw cover, too! You could totally win, girl!
Aren't these the cutest little things? I bought one from Daiso the Japanese store near Seattle. They have quite a few on the west coast. But I'm not sure what to do with them other than to think that they're darling. :-)
Those pins look so cute! I like labeling things, too.
Tami- oh lucky! I don't think we have a Daiso here on the east coast. At least not that I know of. Probably for the best since I'll go broke :-)
Those are adorable.
Thanks for posting about swaptree. OMG! I have to sign up!!!
oh these are adorable...I can see how they would inspire you...thanks for the swaptree link...
great blog ...
Cheers,
Diana
Hi cute stuff! your illustrations is so colourful and cheery, makes me happy when I see them :D All the best!
love those people way too cute!
Ellen
Those cool clothespins are my kind of inspiration, too! Thanks for sharing that! While scrolling down to this post, the cat hairballs caught my eye and made me laugh outloud. That is so adorable!!! haha! Who else, but YOU, who can draw hairballs and make them look so adorable?!? :O)
I loveee Richard Scarey! When I was in primary school, I was awarded a nursery rhyme book and LOVED it so much I still have it 30yrs later, and went on to read the rhymes to my daughter. Still have the book, it's still an inspiration in drawing to me also.
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