Saturday, 29 August 2009

Apple Time

Not quite the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness yet but the early mornings are certainly a bit cooler. There are a few 'apple' items coming into the shop.




More of the popular enamelled buckets Usually £22 now reduced to £18

Also a new line, a wicker apple picker (about 3 feet long) at a great price of just £7.50!




I hope that last year's best selling wrapping paper with pictures of dozens of varieties will be arriving soon. I already have the sheets of 'apple names' wrap and will try to scan some of it to add to this post soon.
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous29 August 2009 at 15:39

    A pleasing sight and how marvellous to have a gadget that doesn't require batteries etc

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  2. Anonymous29 August 2009 at 18:45

    Love the Apple Picker I haven't really seen one of these before. It would be quite nice to add a green and white check fabric lining to the little basket.
    Adele

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  3. Marmalade Yarns29 August 2009 at 19:11

    thanks for visiting our blog, fibre fest is on every 2 years i think but the undersea adventure will be at exeter next september. your shop looks lovely, must take a visit one daY, HOPE ITS NOT TOO FAR! the festival was great fun with loads to see! lol maxine

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  4. Cowboys and Custard Mercantile31 August 2009 at 17:44

    We have just harvested our crop of apples and they are delicious!
    I grew up with a garden that had once been an apple orchard.. I did tire of stewed apple but can still be tempted by a spiced apple crumble.
    So pleased you have mentioned the Enid Blyton film.. I had forgotten all about this.. one not to be missed.

    Michelex

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  5. salty pebble31 August 2009 at 19:35

    loving your blog! and i visit your shop often i love its vintage charm and all the nostalgic goodies it has to offer ;0)
    i bought some small coloured felt gloves with lace trim in various colours- do you remember them? i did buy them quite a few years back!
    i treasure them and hang post cards off them.
    x kazzy x

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  6. Suzy's Vintage Attic31 August 2009 at 20:14

    What a great idea the apple picker! I love the apple bucket too.
    Isabelle x

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