I just couldn’t resist the allure of this capacious wicker basket this morning while I paid a visit to the village for a blood test appointment ( 3 attempts; I feel like a human pin cushion) …
.not sure how I can hide it before the man of the house returns….I will try and avert his gaze with custard.
Anyway it wasn’t just wicker that took my eye – another Persephone for my collection…and how could I leave the embroidered linen tray cloth when such subtle colours had been used?
All this treasure and I got to enjoy a large cappuccino with Baby mother while we watched the world go by in this glorious weather.
hello! nasty needles...thank goodness you found treats to make up for the pins. and a pretty tremendous trio you have there. i am just smiling at the name. whipple. brilliant! keep enjoying the lovely skies xXx
ReplyDeleteYou can nevr have too many baskets, it would have been rude not to buy it!!
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Thanks to you, I've just discovered Persephone Books -- aren't they, and the publishers, wonderful! Thanks so much for that.
ReplyDeleteYou really couldn't have left any of those lovely things.
ReplyDeleteEnough goodies to counteract the needles, I hope! I love baskets, too.
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I like the idea of you trying to divert with custard!
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One item for each hole in your arm, that seems fair. And if I had to choose one I'd take the basket.
ReplyDeleteAvert his eyes with Custard...LOVE THAT! I must try that next time!
ReplyDeleteYou totally couldn't leave that basket, or the other treats
Clare
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Good ploy, the custard! What a wonderful basket far to lovely to leave.
ReplyDeleteoooh nice goodies! Hope you are all recovered after being used as a pin cushion!
ReplyDeleteOuch - I hope you don't bruise too much! What a fabulous haul. I love baskets, books and embroidered cloths are utterly irresistible. XX
ReplyDeleteI'm still with Carmen Callil vis-a-vis the Whipple line, give me Pym anyday ;) love the basket; perfect for picnics...
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