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OMG! I collect thimbles too!! unfortunately
ReplyDeletei haven't unpacked them yet, but now that i have seen yours I am going to look for mine and unpack them. Thanks for the lovely reminder! xx
Gosh I am always amazed by what people collect and thimbles are so small and decorative are'nt they? Do people give them to you?
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Hi Laurie Anne & Sarah Jane,
ReplyDeleteLaurie Anne- Someone else that collects thimbles how cool! I have never met anyone here in Ireland that collects them. Go unpack yours, you'll enjoy looking through them all again & when you get time post them on your blog :)
Sarah Jane- yes its mostly my parents, brother or one of my friends that bring them back from holidays. I never go searching for them in shops when I'm away, if I see one I might buy it but only if it is unique. I remember when I was about 12 I went to England and there were loads of them in markets for like 50 pence each, but most of them are for tourists and are around 3-4 euro.
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Fantastic! I wouldn't want to dust all of them though!!! xxx
ReplyDeletehi thank you for visiting my blog its nice to have another contact,
ReplyDeleteYes I collect thimbles as well have 466 at moment, waiting for my son to get back from Mexico with some more if he can find some.
will take some photos and add to my blog tomorrow if I can, its nice to meet another collector,
love what I have seen of your blog so far
Thanks gypsyrose for stopping by, wow you have alot of thimbles, I dont have half that amount, how do you store them all, are they all on shelves? I'd love to see some photos of them. Thanks so much.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. You could already check photos of my thimble cases there :) Greetings.
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