Showing posts with label miniatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miniatures. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2015

Biscuits

Lucy Sparrow's world of felt. (Via Becca.) This is my favorite:

Cross-referencing: Alan Hollinghurst on "the Bourbon, the sugared Nice, the rebarbative ginger-nut". Also, though in general Icelandic hotel breakfasts are superb, there was an additional frisson at the Geo Hotel Grindavik to find that in addition to lavish spread of eggs, breads and rolls, ham, salami, pate, salmon-roe-in-a-tube (shades of this!), cheese, pastry, fruit, yogurt, etc., there were also two little canisters of biscuits next to the tea and coffee station: Bourbon biscuits and custard creams! Which remind me so much of my English grandmother....

Monday, January 17, 2011

Production of quota

c. 1,200 words, for a total of 48,473 words.

I came across it while looking for something else entirely, but I wish I could have seen this lovely exhibit of miniature books at the Clark Library at UCLA in 2008. The picture below is of a book made by the wonderfully named Achille J. St. Onge.