January 25, 2008
Top Bird loves … Fake food
I can’t stop staring at these fake food items on Etsy. I don’t know if it’s the kawaii, clever, crafty or kitsch factor that’s grabbed me … perhaps a bit of all? Or maybe it's the fact that I would have snaffled the whole lot for my Barbie and Sindy dolls when I was a seven. (And *gasp* maybe Barbie would have put on some weight!)
Feast your eyes on this lovely line-up, including felt eggs, crocheted cakes, knitted peas and polymer clay dessert jewellery (surely a tween delight). Fascinating, no?
A Half Dozen felt Eggs with Egg Carton, US$15, from Go Buggy’s Etsy shop.
Handmade felt lemon, US$14 from Go Buggy’s Etsy shop.
Grilled Tofu Dinner D, US$32, from Go Buggy’s Etsy shop.
Three peas in a pod pin, US$9, from KnitKnit’s Etsy shop.
Itty Bitty Cupcake collector set, US$18, from Pukashell’s Etsy shop.
Mocha cappuccino cake, US$18, from Pukashell’s Etsy shop.
Five Scoop Hot Fudge Sundae ring, US$18, from Robin’s Jewelry Box Etsy shop.
Sliced Valentine’s Cake pendent, US$18, from Robin’s Jewelry Box’s Etsy shop.
Cookies and Milk ring, US$14 from Robin's Jewelry Box's Etsy shop.
Oh, stop it!
*Remember that most pieces on Etsy are one-offs and sell quickly, but make sure you check the seller's shop as many items are relisted.
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