Wednesday
Sep172008
found objects
A few of my favorite dry cleaning tags, courtesy of my old Brooklyn neighborhood.
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Reader Comments (15)
so mundane. so beautiful.
been visiting your blog for about a week - really love it.
I can't say I've ever saved a dry cleaning tag. I love a fresh perspective though.
I just found your blog and make it a regular stop now. (I tagged you on my blog. Pass it on.)
I love this. LOVE this!
I love your blog - it reminds me to really notice the details in life. An important metaphor for parenting.
dude. where on earth did you save this stuff? the cards? the dry cleaning tags? was this what you had hidden in your sewing station???
i'm with sara. where was all this business? and i know you've got more. . .
I dig the tags, totally dig old ephemera.
that is great as a collection...i would never think of saving those.
it's funny how scraps from everyday life, when saved and shown together can create something so great. Love your blog and your appreciation for simple, beautiful things.
Ah, gorgeous! Red type is my favorite.
So great!
I seriously thought I was the only one who picked up and saved stuff like this. So relieved I'm not. And I guess it just goes to show that we have yet another thing in common...
love 'life details' like this. I recently did a post on my blog about finding some great old printer's type blocks... (love your blog btw)
These look like parking garage tickets, beautiful all the same.
nice blog post