PROJECT G: THE CARPET 2
All done - much better without the
coffee stains!
PROJECT F: THE LOFT 10
Here we have a rather battered and
'well-used' beach bucket. Next are 2 sets of drawers for a dolls
house made from matchboxes, paper clips and paper. A giant container
of marbles follows. I would spend hour upon hour playing with my
alleys as a kid. I ran them around anything with a rim, such as the
toilet seat I showed in a previous post. I would join them in groups
like school classes and separate them to different areas of a table
with a rim with box boundaries as the marbles went to school
classes.....
A better shot of the milk order cow
board that has previously been mentioned follows if you travel your
eyes left to right. Then, a woven basket of wooly stuff. I recall
this being my grandma's basket, or at least being at her house, but
not much more in the way of memories. I have no idea what that yellow
rag is.....
This next shot shows a tin of bits and
pieces - including plastic beads. Next to it is a kitty-ring - which
is a sort of 1960's version of the pacifier-dummy of today. The
little yellow chewable ring had a squeaky kitten on the end to
press, as I got old enough to use fingers as well as mouth. Cringe,
cringe... yes, I admit, I was a member of the Famous Five Club as a
kid.... lol
A toy ladybug that wound up and ran on
the floor and a pair of broken Welsh dolls follow. For a poor working
class family, I certainly seem to have accumulated a lot of junk...
The
naked doll was one of my friend Gillian's toys that I went on about
so much I think she gave it to me - or we traded - or something. A
better shot of the woven basket ends this stretch of 'goodies'.
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