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| A fruit kaleidoscope by inkspired using the KaleidoCam app Growing up my father represented a few different publishing companies. He would fly out to the conventions, man a booth and teach classes in between. |
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| Found on Pinterest, posted by BuzzFeed He always brought back a little something for my sister and myself. I think my sister chose snails, I have no idea why! So she would get some kind of snail trinket.  Designer studio M.Barnes&Co, Athens, TX Posted by One Kindesign My mom was a child prodigy and a gifted pianist. Dad would always find some kind of piano for her.  Beauty Blog Leslie After one trip he brought me home a stuffed animal made from tightly packed felt. They were popular in the 1970’s. So.....that’s what I ended up ‘collecting’!  North44Vintage Since then I have discovered many different things that I enjoy collecting. Too many, probably!  12 days of Christmas ornaments is one thing I collect. I also enjoy making my own 12 days ornaments with found objects, such as small milk cans (8 maids a’milking) and fanciful eggs (6 geese a’laying). And of course paper!  I thought it would be fun to see some things that other people collect. I am also always looking for new ideas to display my collections.  Bl a do Lobo  LiveAuctioneers  inspirationsdeco.blogspot.fr In doing a bit of research for this blog, I found it absolutely fascinating what other people collect! I also found some clever ideas for display.  From Etsy Let me point out- Winnie the Pooh has Pooh character pins, and the balloon he is holding displays Disney balloon pins! Clever. Very clever. |
A collection of vintage thermos containers
Collector Kyle Bitters, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
How many of you carried one of these to school every day?
How many did you drop, and hear the ominous
sound of metal clinking inside?
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Kirsten and Ted’s Green Dream
Apartment Therapy
I really like these simple shelves.
Easy to install, and they could hold all sorts of
things that we might collect!
In a tight space I would probably come up with
some kind of ‘sticky’ to hold the items in place
in case they were accidentally bumped.
the whistle gallery.com
Well, that’s it for today.
I do hope you have been inspired to get
something you have collected out of that
drawer or box, and display them.
This is for you to enjoy,
but also so others can appreciate them!
‘Til next time,
inkspired
You can find me on Pinterest -
K. Kloberdans
and see several of my collections!
and make wreaths out of them!
Stay safe,
Keep your mind active,
and your hands busy!
