Hot Buy! ‘I’m As Big As…’ Height Chart by Snowhome
I only wish I had a full image of this height chart but after fannying around with the digital camera and realising that I’m not in any danger of becoming a professional photographer, this is one of those items that words will have to do the work.
Designed by Snowhome, a British store that’s handpicked items from a number of small manufacturers, this is their first own brand product.
The ‘I’m as big as…’ height chart immediately evokes childhood memories of recalling the sizes of things disproportionately and making myself out to be bigger than I am. However old you are, measure yourself against a brilliant scale of random household objects, mythical creatures, birds, beasts, world renowned landmarks, random facts, and the downright quirky.
The scale goes from a 1 cm drawing pin to a 190 cm giant. You’ll have the most fun measuring your tot and may find that they’re the height of the tallest burger in the world (35 cm), the FA Cup trophy (43cm), Arnold Schwarznegger’s biceps in the 70s (55 cm), or 1/10,000th of the height of Mount Everest (88cm).
Loving it! £12 £9.95 from Snowhome
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Natalie, 34, is the founder and publisher of Bambino Goodies and she's also a dating and relationship 'expert' who shares her insights on her own blog Baggage Reclaim, as well as contributing to various sites. Both a shopping and window (virtual) shopping obsessive, she loves well designed and aesthetically pleasing products (she has a degree in product design), has seen a resurgence in her art and design skills and has started making-her-own, is also a bit of a gadget and gaming lover, and has an unhealthy addiction to Waitrose. She's mum to 'the bambino', Saria (4) who is the original inspiration behind Bambino Goodies as well as Nia (2), and lives in Surrey with 'the boyf'.Subscribe
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