Spotted on Etsy's front page. Buy it here at Callooh Callay (if it's not already gone)! Love that shop name. Name the poem?
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7 comments:
The Jabberwocky -- my dad used to quote it to us from memory when we were kids!
yes miss jenny d! very well done. :)
I was going to say that it's from Alice in Wonderland during the Walrus and the Carpenter song. Guess not! Super cute wall pocket.
oh, I so need this! very handy.
Um...I do believe it IS from "The Walrus & the Carpenter", and not from "Jabberwocky".
jabberwocky and the walrus & the carpenter both appeared in Carroll's Through the Looking Glass . . . i think Jabberwocky may have been composed first, and it appears earlier in the book. but who really cares anyway! they're both fun poems, full of nonsense. :)
That IS a wonderful find! It caught my eye on the front page too- of course, the wonderful vintage things usually do! Love it!
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