This post will require few words. I have to confess I broke my "no small things" rule with the first yard sale visit of the season, but this was a yard sale of all vintage small things. how could I resist? I mean, just look at this puppy's expression. I found him in one of the Christmas box lots she sold me for $2 (four huge boxes of mostly crap, but many tiny treasures buried under garland and plastic greenery too!) The puppy is my favorite item out of the 100's of treasures I bought at this sale (and I barely spent anything!)
Have you ever seen cookie cutters like these? The box is unused and even contains a recipe booklet inside the box. On one side is a guarantee you will love these CC, but if you don't, there is an address to return them. Oops, apparently I photographed the wrong side of the box. Take my word for it! 
Salt and pepper shakers are a dangerous addiction to start in the
OK, that is all I am sharing today. Tune in tomorrow for more of the treasures from the one and only yard sale I have been to in 2011.Linking up to Her Library Adventures and Apron Thrift Girl!!
4 comments:
Great snail S&P. While my collection is safely packed away in an attic (so safe I don't remember where) I can not resist unusual ones, saying I will display them all. Your snails remind me of incense burners I had in the 70s. Back then we had similar cookie cutters, but I am not familiar with Aunt Chick. Of course my favorite is also the dog, not only because of the animal but I once worked travelling shows too. And in ballet class I had to wear the same collar!
That dog is so cute! Great finds.
Dogsmom: I bet you wore the same expression when you wore your collar!! :)
I am a huge sucka for the animals too.
Amber: Thanks, I just love him and plan to bring him to my office to cheer me up on gloomy days!
Those cookie cutters are so cool! What a fabulous find. x
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