Gray Tea Cup Mouse wearing his new vest.

Flower made from felted wool sweater(s) and a stick. Vest made from a salvaged worn out wool coat.

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This mouse’s sweater was made from the cuff of a wool/ mohair sweater sleeve cuff.

Deadline is Jan. 10th 2010

To win this cutie mouse all you have to do is comment on this post. The limit is one comment per day per person. (Click the words “leave a comment” below the post title.)

Good Luck!

I’ll randomly pick a winner and send an e-mail on Jan 11th.

If you live in the United States, I’ll also pay for shipping. If not, you will need to cover the shipping cost.

I’ll carefully pack it up and send it right out to you. Expect a clean but reused box and packing materials (no surprise there).

Prize includes Tea Cup Mouse, tea cup, sweater cuff sweater, felted wool vest, and felted wool flower.

For instructions on how to make your own Tea Cup Mouse click here.

Vintage Gurley Turkey Candles

Vintage Gurley Turkey Candles 2

These Gurley turkey candles can be yours just in time for Thanksgiving. They came from a friend; they had belonged to her mother. I thought they were pretty nifty.

The price of the candles, as marked on the bottoms, is: 29 cents and 35 cents. The turkey on the left has some wax missing near the base. The wicks are unused.

Vintage Gurley TurkeyCandles side view

 

These kinds of novelty candles are popular again.

Vintage Gurley Witch Candle

Vintage Gurley Witch Candle Back view

I’m throwing in a vintage Gurley witch candle. It would be nice displayed with other vintage Halloween items. She (the witch) has a gouge of wax removed from her chin area and other flaws you can see in the photo. Still pretty cool. Price on the bottom says 29cents. It must be pretty old.

To win these candles all you have to do is comment on this post. The limit is one comment per day per person.

I’ll randomly pick a winner on November 16th. (That’s only two weeks!)

I’ll e-mail the winner.

Could be yours for only a few dollars shipping.

Important: You must be willing to pay the shipping cost. I’ll carefully pack it up and send it right out to you. Expect a clean but reused box and packing materials (no surprise there).

It should be noted that I don’t make any money: it’s just for fun.

Arnel's mushroom cookie jar
This super cool mushroom cookie jar (think 1970’s) is looking for a good home. I found it at a local second-hand store and cleaned it up. I have a feeling it has been in someone’s kitchen for a long time. It has a few minor chips around the opening but otherwise is in great condition. The bottom of the jar says Arnel’s; it‘s a collector’s item.
It would be great to store cookies obviously but would also be nice to store craft supplies in your craft room.
Doesn’t it just make you smile?
To win this cookie Jar all you have to do is comment on this post. I’m thinking that I should limit one comment per day per person.
I’ll randomly pick a winner on August 26th. I’ll e-mail the winner!

Important: You must be willing to pay the shipping cost. I’ll carefully pack it up and send it right out to you. Expect a clean but reused box and packing materials (no surprise there).
It should be noted that I don’t take any money for my part.

vintage Arnel's mushroom cookie jar

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