Our vow

[tikistitch]

During this transitional time, where through the modern marvel of online auctions we attempt to eke out enough space in our collectibles display room so that we can actually....er....display collectibles we have made a vow to ourselves to abstain from the siren song enticements of Yahoo Japan auctions.

That is, unless there's something up that's just totally awesome



ZOMG CUTIE STITCH SPATULA!!

Not that we use the tiki kitchen for much other than, as Carrie Bradshaw would put it, "storage," still,
kitchen implements in Stitchie blue?



And lookee! It's not just a spatula, there's a drainy spoony thingie, and a whisk, and other stuff we don't know what!!

Though, we must admit, there is some lacking in creativity. There's no funny Stitch ears sticking out of the rack, it's more a generic implement set, molded in Stitchie blue, and with the word "Stitch" stenciled on the handles. Still and all, it warms out cold, cold hear to know that, in Japan, you can flip your pancakes with a licensed Lilo & Stitch spatula. And that's what it's all about, isn't it?

Comments

[mmymoon.livejournal.com]

See, that's honestly the kind of merch I love -- Stitch-y blue isn't my theme, obviously, but a black and pink, say, Kuromi utensil set? That was reasonably grown-up looking, and not just molded plastic strawberries or something? Eeee.

I still have my eight-year-old Hello Kitty Super Toasty Oven. :3

[tikistitch.livejournal.com]

I am powerless before stuff like this.

I still have my eight-year-old Hello Kitty Super Toasty Oven. :3

I'm trying to avoid stuff other than L&S, but I saw a Pucca toaster a while back that I *really* wanted. (No, it didn't toast Pucca, it was a toaster with a picture of Pucca-chan.) Come to think of it, our toaster's kind of on the fritz....

[mmymoon.livejournal.com]

That's why love the Super Toasty Oven: it's a teeeeeensy tiny toaster oven. In my experience, the kind that burn the images in are 1. too clunky of an appliance and 2. don't work unless one BLACKENS THE TOAST.

Plus, I also liked bagels/muffins in a toaster oven...

I haven't really attempted anything since going gluten free -- I've had one loaf of store-bought rice-flour bread, but it really needed to be microwaved to make it edible. XD