Doggone Good Finds

These little cutie patooties are from a 1937 childrens book that I nabbed at a garage sale recently.

When I have a second, I'll scan the images for you in case someone wants to use them in projects.

And isn't this little kitten towel cute?

Not sure why it says "glass". Sure the kitten is drying a glass, but it seems a little obtuse to put that on a towel.

Makes me wonder what the other towels in the set would have said. Fork? Plate?

I really don't wear aprons, but when I saw this one, I had to buy it.

Besides the fact that it was only $1 and in practically pristine condition, it was at a yard sale overseen by a woman who had to have been 90 years old and told stories about everything I looked at. She was adorable.

If only I can be that sharp at that age. If family history is any predictor, I'll be lucky if I can remember to wear pants.

This is probably the least cute thing I found, but who can pass up a wooden box these days? I've seen other people online calling them recipe boxes, but I think it was used in offices to file index cards or something like that.

I may use it to hold some of my ever multiplying supply of charging cords.

I actually surprised myself on Friday. I ran across a huge snowman blow mold at a church yard sale. And I did not buy it!

I know, seems out of character for me. But all I could think of is where I was going to store it for the next six months.

It's a sad day when a girl starts thinking about practical things like that!