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Pun Intended

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Blogging Woolf, a blog about “Virginia Woolf and her circle, past and present,” posted about my still-in-progress Virginia Woolf Whistle pendant, which I wrote about here. As you may recall, the pun-tastic pendant is a whistle that pops open to reveal a tiny “Woolf” inside.

A look at the Virginia Woolf Whistle prototype

In the Woolf Whistle post, I mentioned that the Little Woolf is already available as a necklace, sans whistle, in gold and silver. Blogging Woolf said the Woolf pieces:

“… seem to be popular with young women who are either infatuated with literary puns and/or wolves and/or unusual jewelry and/or Wendy Brandes and/or the iconic Woolf.”

All of the above are good things to be infatuated with, but I think we all know which is No. 1 on the list. This means that any of you who are infatuated with me but have not yet purchased a Little Woolf better prove your devotion! Put your money where your heart is and buy yourself a necklace right here, lest I start to doubt your love.

A couple of you have indicated that you’d like attest to your dedication to me by buying a necklace version of the Mud Flap Jill cufflinks. I’m working on that right now. If you’re interested, email me at wbjewelry at hotmail dot com for more information.

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  1. Oooh, speaking of your jewelry (which you seem to be doing) whatever happened to that nameless pair of earrings you posted aaages ago? The sort of cubic ones? x

  4. I know I fall into at least 4 of those catagories listed. I’m so happy with my woolfie! I’m totally a fan, so I hope I’m part of who they are alluding to.

    Luv
    Poochie

  6. HellooOoOooO Wendy… Why did you not name those cufflinks after Miss Coco???

    Love the whistle. Super cute.

  10. I love the Mud Flap Jill Cufflinks! Thanks for commenting, Honestly, I think that is what people were thinking, since most people wear jeans and a t-shirt, or maybe something sort of vintage American Apparel thrifty, but nothing like that!