Tuesday, 21 April 2009

In The City, It's Alright - Part 2

So, naturally over the weekend, I did a bit of shopping.

We helped Dicky find some clothes for his
Bearcraft video which he'll be shooting in a couple of weeks. We madly shopped in a vintage shop minutes before it closed on Saturday evening and then returned to Brick Lane for another go on Sunday. All of which was highly enjoyable. And I was lucky enough to be given a beautiful owl by Jessica.

Here's what came home with me...



Bright paper garlands from a party shop.



Pinata blindfold, also from the party shop. So pretty, it was impossible to resist.



Ric Rac and red & white trim from a wonderful haberdashers round the corner from Jessica's flat.



Groovy stickers & exercise book from a proper traditional stationers. And some Sharpies from American Apparel! Excitement!



A Miffy clog money box from a street seller on Brick Lane. For Iris naturally.



My beautiful new owl. I love him, he has such an owlish expression.

And lastly, another gratuitous blossom shot, because, well, just because...

12 comments:

Louise said...

I love the stickers, exercise book and sharpies....I love stationery, it's the only type of shop I want to visit on a trip. It's very dull for everyone else but it actually makes my heart beat faster.

Naomi Devlin said...

I'm seeing a whole Marie Antionette outfit in crepe paper to go with the pinata mask - which must be mounted on a stick of course.

Blick - love those stickers.

x x x

nath said...

Oh me too! Obviously.

But I also like a good old-fashioned hardware store, or, ooh a chemist..

nath said...

On a stick, I love it! We can get all Marie Antoinette on our next crafting afternoon!

evencleveland said...

There can never be too many blossom shots. Or new sharpies : )

erin@designcrisis said...

Looks like you had an amazing trip, and I love the pinata blindfold!!!

Naomi Devlin said...

Yes yes! let them eat cake! x

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Dee said...

Hi Nath,
just wanted to say thanks for the link.
Dee

Francesca said...

where did you find those lovely paper garlands nath?

nath said...

Francesca - they're from a party shop in Dalston. I can find out exactly for you if you'd like? Lots of different colours and only about 80p each!

Inspiration Resource said...

How strange, I found the same paper mask years ago and love it just as much as you do!