I think I want that at my funeral, but maybe they shouldn't get released unless they are biodegradable.
Sometimes I go visit my friend in SE and help her pick tomatoes, and her kids insist that i participate in their "fairy parade" by walking around the block with the bowl of tomatoes over my head.
Then I went to the Pendleton Woolen Mills store which I found out about via {modish}. There are a lot of great finds at this warehouse. Pendleton wool is pretty pricey, but you can find discounted remnants and other sewing supplies. There is also a great little museum in the back! And I finally got something I have been wanting for a while:
A blanket carrier. Maybe it's dorky, but I love it; I got a plaid blanket like these ones, but mine is rusty orange and blue.
I also took a look at the remnants and bought some wool fabric to make my own wool skirt a la Opening Ceremony's collaboration with Pendleton wool.
I will post pictures when I'm done! The weather has been so beautiful here in Portland, so I better make the most of this Indian Summer.
4 comments:
I'm so glad you got the blanket holder!!!! I want to have a fairy parade too... is it only tomatoes?
Oh no, before I had the tomatoes I had to bang a measuring cup with a chopstick. They were so cute, but they kept getting mad because they thought I should be playing with them instead of talking to their mom. We also played dolls--it was Christmas morning.
And I like your picture!!!
The blanket holder! You finally bought it! I think that you should release balloons at your funeral too.
haha I love that you both understand my need and love for this blanket holder!
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