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Miniature book necklace Covered with handdyed bookcloth veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Miniature book necklace Covered with handdyed bookcloth veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Miniature book necklace Covered with repurposed handdyed leather Read more about my books: veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

Miniature book necklace Covered with repurposed handdyed leather veterokforbooks.tumblr.com

KLF "Morsel" is getting painted with oils. The truth is, he's been in this hapless state for three years now

also known as the perfect pullover.

This metallic Pontiac blue was featured on engines from 1966-1970, after that they switched to non-metallic I think

Luulin pitkään, että minun omilla huolillani ja maailmanlaajuisilla huolilla oli jotakin eroa. Nyt oivallan, että kyseessä on YKSI JA SAMA ASIA.

I still mostly carry things in my pockets, but here is my bag two or three days ago. Currently it seems to be a strange mix of school items and little things left over from trips and travels. They have accommodated themselves in the bag and I haven't really bothered to take them off. Included in the picture are: - Cigarettes. The left one is empty so I don't know why it's still hanging around. - Matches, which are mostly useless because most of the striking strip has worn off - Three gilding pallets - Sisu pastilles - Sock garters for knee-high socks. The best thing ever produced by mankind - Hand cream - A metro token from St. Petersburg - A picture of Viktor Tsoy - Black Jack solid scent, in a tin - A metal ruler - Visual journal / diary - Kraft paper sketchbook for random notes and ideas. Mostly useless - MP3 player, forever borrowed - Leaf gold between two boards I did have a pencil case too but I think I just put it somewhere and forgot about it before taking the picture.

Handbound book necklace featuring stained maroon Harmatan goatskin and innards made of antique book pages; Major Lawrence F.L.S. by Emily Lawless, 1888! No valuable bindings were harmed in making of this tiny creature.

made it to the Etsy front page a while ago. Handbound book necklace featuring vintage upcycled leather handdyed in shades of green. Innards made of antique book pages from Major Lawrence F.L.S. by Emily Lawless, 1888! No valuable bindings were harmed in making of this tiny creature.