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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

a slight case of acorn mania

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As mentioned before I have a soft spot for acorns, any shape and form. A soft spot that is naturally even more soft this time of the year.

I have a theory of that fondness stemming from the beyond wonderful children's book about the acorn family with the children "Ocke, Nutta och Pillerill" by Elsa Beskow I immensely enjoyed when of toddler age.

These days I don't read books about acorn families, but I still get all giddy about acorn shapes. As I'm well aware of this acorn spell I keep from browsing Etsy and search 'acorn' nowadays. But before I kept myself from that I found some sweet acorny treasures that begged (yes, begged) to move home to me ~

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a darling acorn necklace and hairpins by one of my favourite etsy sellers, the sparrow's nest. i've said it before, but i will say it again, mai really makes the most adorable woodland themed jewellery. the songbird earrings are still my most favourited earrings of the day.

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the soft, lightweight jersey raw edges scarf from maryink - in the same style as the lovely crysanthemum scarf - sports acorns galore. i ask, what's not to heart?

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And now my question is, from nature's splendour
is there a seasonal shape,
you more than anything else adore?

5 comments:

  1. lovely post (and pics), Pia!

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  2. Very pretty and autumny!

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  3. Wonderful photo of the acorns! and beautiful treats from etsy.
    Acorns do have a little bit of magic about them. Seasonally, I like the shape of the Maple leaf, with it's fall colors on. In general, not having to do with seasons, I'm crazy for the shape of an egg.

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  4. An enviable collection. My favourite seasonal shapes are acorns, pine cones and leaves especially oak.

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  5. glad you think so, afos!

    thanks, catherine!

    thanks, alex, yes, that's it acorn equals magic, that's true. the round, soft shape of an egg is sweet. i have a, somewhat predictable, soft spot for heart shaped things too.

    thanks, p.k. i wonder why so many things 'tree' makes for lovely shapes...?

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