At long last, we are expecting these any day now! We are excited to hear that these are window packaged, so you can be sure to get your favorite!
AND we just got in this sweet Joe Ledbetter piggy bank. There is also a pink version. They make a cute set!
Amanda Visell’s Tic Toc Apocalypse mini series is back in store. That’s right, you get another crack at that tricky Bat Fighter Gnome.
We only ask that you open them in the store, so we can see what you get!
Halloween is just around the corner, and we have some great ideas for your party decor. All these excellent products come to us from our friends at Fred. These Nomskulls are reusable silicone cupcake holders. Not just for kids, we think.
Ice Screams ice-cube trays.
And yes, we can also help you make ice that looks like brains(aka Brain Freeze).
Or you could go with skulls and cross-bones(aka Bone Chillers). Thank goodness for ice making options. Best of all, Fred products are 20% off until October 16th.
New from Kidrobot is the ‘Bots mini series. The iconic Kidrobot logo tries out a few looks…which do you like best? There are eleven to collect!
Also just in, Fly Guys enamel zipper pulls. Super fun. In store now at our Glebe location.
Movember is just around the corner. Luckily we have been stocking up on mustache themed product–excellent gifts for the brave Movember fundraising participant in your life!
We have many more mustaches in store(including adhesive mustaches for those of us who are facial hair impaired!). My favourite are the “Fingerstaches” from Gama Go. Tiny temporary mustache tattoos–very cute!
We have a few prizes to announce. It was really hard to decide, and really, you are all winners. Thank you again to everyone who participated and made the show great.
The Top Prize goes to Stephanie Henderson, who blew us away with her tree Munny.
Second Prize is actually being split this time round, because there was just no way to choose. Lauren Clow’s “Sushi” is the most original use of disassembled Munny parts we’ve ever seen.
Sharing Second prize with Lauren is Sarah Schorlemer. She did this lovely set, and also the amazing Mega Munny that was the centre piece of the show.
Third Prize is also being shared by a few entries. This was actually even harder to decide on than the first and second prize winners.
Ryan Coleman’s Lava Munny has eyes that light up. And it’s kinda sparkly.
This lovely feathered Munny is by Sarah Allen.
Cherry Valence’s Ewok Munny is adorable.
Sniffy Pete by Kyle Beaudette.
One of Lesley Hamill’s submissions.
Munny by Pierre-Luc Morin.
We also have a Honorable Mention prize for everyone who participated. All of you can drop by our Glebe location, starting Monday October 3rd to pick up your prizes!
Thank you Gama Go, for your dedication to making kitchens cooler.
Also, we really love Gama Go’s music themed kitchen products…like the guitar themed spatula and grater. There are just too many silly yet functional kitchen accessories to picture here. You’ll just have to come by.
South Park blindboxes are back in store…for awhile, anyways! We know you’ve been waiting!
The Munny Show at Fall Down Gallery on Sunday night was a huge success! Thanks to everyone who submitted Munnys, and those of you who came out to support. We are always amazed by the talent in this town!
More photos will be up soon, and also we will be announcing a few winners.
Artists: please drop by our Glebe location to pick up your Munny. There was a little confusion about whether pick up would be with us, or Fall Down–but the final answer is: with us.
In other news, I promise our website will be back soon, and better than ever. But even more exciting, we will be launching our Facebook page and Twitter! This will be so great for keeping you all in the loop…
For more than a year now, we have been partnered with the Mayfair Theatre to bring you “Lost Marbles Geek Nights” each month. The Mayfair supplies an awesome movie pick and we bring sweet prizes to the party.
Next up, The Mayfair is showing the hilarious Banksy film, “Exit Through The Giftshop” September 19th at 9pm. They first showed the documentary last year around the time they hosted our last Munny Show. It was a huge success, and I’m sure many of us Lost Marbles folk will be going out to see it again. If you haven’t seen this already, you need to. And so do your friends. You can check the trailer out here.
