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Etsy & Folksy Finds 11.06.09

Submitted by Natalie on June 11, 2009 – 12:00 pmNo Comment
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wool felt diaper storage

Felt lover that I am, I became more than a little partial to these nappy caddy’s made from high quality wool felt. They fit 10 disposable or 8 cloth nappies plus they’ve got a separator for other bits and bobs. It also fits on the back of a chair. From around $39 at Wooli by Babies Breath on Etsy. Oh and they have a-ma-zing toy boxes also made from wool felt although they’re $175. via Kidshaus

Eucli - Felt Amoeba Plushie Seeka - Felt Amoeba PlushieKaag - Amoeba Felt Plushie

More felt with these quirky looking amoeba plushies. Handstitched with appliqued features, they also have beanbag bases to help them stand on their own. £8 each at SeetheWoods on Folksy

Hannah No 43251 by Modernpop on Etsy Z is for Zoo by Modernpop on Etsy
I loved everything in this store (they have fab alphabet and counting prints), but I thought it would make a change instead to feature Modern Pop Designs rather cool Hannah No 43251 print of a lady robot and their cute but cool Z is for Zoo print. From $14.

2 Giraffes Organic Cotton Baby T Shirt by Nell Smith trumpet elephant bib by nell smith

Manchester based Nell Smith has lovingly handprinted her designs on organic cotton t-shirts, bibs, and coin purses. From £8.50 at Nell on Folksy.

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