Falling down the rabbit hole. This is a chance for me to show off a part of my collection of tiny things. The wooden shelves are an old drawer for holding metal (hot) type.This is the February image for the Wonderland Revisited 2010 calendar.
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That's genius...!
Ahhh, down the Rabbit Hole we go....
We've been looking for one of them printers drawers for ages.Love the watch and the light bulbs, pictures good too!
more magic!
I'm giddy with the promise/thought of more and more alice to come on as t!!
excellent method for displaying your tiny treasures!!
wonderful! i like your collection of tiny things, too!
ohh , what a wonderfull colection !!
i love this mix of kitch and "classic " objects . my colections are very similar .
and about Alice :
fall , bitch , fall .
should i start my campain : lets kill Alice .?
no , maybe not .
oh boy, this is great - the composition and the background. (Is it a happy accident or a planned one that Alice seems to be grabbing onto the watch as she falls?)
C- we need to talk about this bloodthirsty tendency - I realize you need to have a response to the Alice stuff outside of the conventional range and all, but dude!
Marvelous!
Fantastic! We used to have those kinds of treasure boxes . . . we called them "shadow" boxes.
The genuine old drawer provides the right atmosphere. Beautiful!
Delightful! I love your collection in the printer's box. Mine shares some of the same things. Precious keepsakes.
Down the rabbit hole she goes! And yes, those drawers make great shadow boxes! Fantastical assortment you have :)
Stunning. Lovely tiny things too.
Bee- you have just completely unintentionally gotten me into trouble...simply because I went out for a walk and green tea, came back over-freighted with ideas, and now have yet another one born from your comment. It's okay, as my sister-in-law said to me a couple of days ago, I forgive you.
Caio! You leave Alice alone!
Susan, I love it. My dad has a drawer like this full of my great grandfathers fossils. Not his own fossils of course... things he collected.
If this is a part, the whole must be a (tiny) museum... (where + when did Alice lose her headband...?)
Ger - the headband does not make an appearance until Through the Looking Glass -'s true.
I love this post! So imaginative, so Alice!
Mum - I hadn't even noticed the watch - you are right.
Speaking of killing Alice (and yours is lovely!)--any thoughts on how Tim Burton will either raise her to new heights, or totally botch the job? His track record goes both ways.
Tom - The stills I have seen would seem to indicate that Burton is going with the standard perverse cliche. I'm unlikely to see it it cause...Meh.
no, maybe this is my favorite.
Sorry Alice, I know I should be looking at your, but....
All those tiny things. What is it about tiny things?
oh how excellent!
i have a similar type set box full of bits and pieces.... might to a similar snap if you don't mind me copying...
Great shot! Ingenious way to showcase your treasures!
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