Drawn to beautiful things

 

     I do like my Emma Bridgewater pencil case, both on its own account and because it expresses at least part of the raison d'être of this website. Look further into the range and you'll find several complementary items for boosting creativity or efficiency, for instance, you might wish to be really well organised, to record for posterity any brilliant thoughts or sketches, keep track of the 'to do' list or file your papers while yet recognising that you are only human!

    As to pens and pencils, I am very obsessive particular about them, but as they tend to vanish rather frequently from where they belong - to the point where I wish I could attach a homing device to them as "someone" [you know who you are] borrows them and forgets to bring them back, the pencil case provides an element of security, at least for all my spares...

Comments

[Jennifer]

Those are pretty, I know what you mean about missing pens. We can't keep them around here at all, they are always going missing. It probably has nothing to do with four kiddos who love to write and draw, nothing at all.

[Rebecca]

Beautiful images and yes, where or where do they all go? I am a little weird about certain pens and pencils, I have one or two special favourites and have been known to display somewhat over the top reactions to their occasional disappearance.

[knittingoutloud]

Yes, why is it that the mugs of pens and pencils by the phones never have anything usable in them?

[Kelly Seaman]

Saw her tableware in London this summer; oh, covet, covet, covet. The desk things are lovely - thanks for the tip!