Hedgehog in Gold and Mauve Catalogue and a crinoline made from

and a crinoline made from Japanese tissue peeks out from underneath

1951 book ‘Practice and science of standard barbering

I’m sure Betty Draper would have coveted his creations during the early seasons of Mad Men

overlaid with Japanese Mizutama watermark tissue and accented with silver

Embellished with Numerous Plates

Hedgehog in Gold and Mauve Catalogue and a crinoline made fromThe only reason I dont have a pet hedgehog is because then Id have to keep mealworms around, andick! Luckily, my stitched paper hedgies dont need to be fed, so they are much less maintenance than a real one. They are covered in a gazillion wee stitched spikes, and have little glass bead eyes. Based on a 1774 illustration of Erinaceus europaeus (European, or Common Hedgehog) from Die Saugthiere in Abbildungen Nach Der Natur. The hedgehog is 4. 25