Tuesday, 14 December 2010

there's more where that came from!

Seriously, people, you need to be more careful with your belongings! The gloves are positively piling up. Many are in no fit state to be photographed just yet, being either still half frozen or absolutely filthy, but here are some that have dried out sufficiently so far. Forgive me, but I have completely lost track of when, where or by whom they were found.




 All four of the above are GB finds, she did tell me where she found them but I was tipsy.
 Elm Row, 10 December 2010
Broughton Street, 14 December 2010
Barony Street, 13 December 2010

Thursday, 9 December 2010

snowed under

So many gloves, so little time! Literally have forgotten when and where most of these were found, apologies. You don't mind if I make it up do you? It's become clear since I began this quest that some of my friends are better glove finders than I am. In fact, I confess I didn't find any of the gloves in this post. One friend in particular seems to have a natural talent, going out to grab a quick lunch and returning with 3 finds only 10 minutes later! She's also found the first PAIR of lost gloves, a very exciting achievement. I am looking forward to the big thaw that seems to finally be starting, which I am sure will reveal all manner of frozen delights. I'll have to make sure I have a ziplock bag with me at all times to transport soggy gloves home in!

A pair! Well done GB!

Another find by the talented GB.

And another! Does this count as two?

Husband find, outside Scotmid in Dalry, 4 December 2010

Sparkly! Found by husband, semi-frozen on Slateford Road, 8 December 2010

Saturday, 4 December 2010

London Calling

A trip to London last weekend resulted in several new additions to the glove family. I did feel slightly guilty picking two of them up in tube stations, but what the hell. People should be more careful with their stuff!

Found Vauxhall Station, London, 27 November 2010

Found with the assistance of EB near the Wood residence, Raynes Park, 27 November 2010

Found on the stairs down to Leicester Square station, 27 November 2010

Found by my friend Harry on Buckfast Street, London, 27 November 2010

There are some more recent finds but they are currently drying out and will be up soon!

Sunday, 21 November 2010

holey moley

An unfortunate side effect of my fabulous job as a chocolatier is that it kinda kills the Christmas spirit. Week one of Christmas madness has really taken it out of me, but I have still managed to collect three new specimens (well, one was a husband find). My favourite one of the bunch is the little pink one with the hole and loose thread. So cute! 


Found on Slateford Road,  16 November 2010


Found on York Place, 16 November 2010


Found on York Place, 19 November 2010

Sunday, 14 November 2010

That's what friends are for...

Last night in the pub I was twice asked to close my eyes and hold out my hands. The madness is spreading and two of my friends risked looking like hobos in order to supply the next two gloves in my rapidly expanding collection. Not sure if they would enjoy being named so I'll wait to check with them before thanking them by name. Thanks ladies!

Found somewhere, 13 November 2010


Found on Geenside Place, 13 November 2010

Saturday, 13 November 2010

Baby glove

Children are great glove droppers, and here is the first tiny glove of the winter! Looking forward to many more, they're so cute!

 Found on Wardlaw Terrace, 11 November 2010


Does this count as a glove? I think it does. I'm totaly claiming it anyway.


Found on Broughton Street, 12 November 2010

Wednesday, 3 November 2010

Triple threat

So against the advice of a trusted friend, we went to see Burke and Hare last night, which was pretty awful. Buuuut, on the way home found the classiest glove so far (which isn't really saying much, is it?) outside the Playhouse. No doubt it was dropped by an excited fag hag on her way in to see John Barrowman. So totally worth sitting through Isla Fisher's appalling Scottish accent.

Found on Greenside Place, 2 November 2010

Also found my first non-black glove today, which was quite exciting for me. Admittedly it is navy, which might as well be black. But still.

 Found on Haddington High Street, 3 November 2010


Not strictly speaking a found glove, since it was bought and sent to me by my mother, just thought I would share this little coin purse with you, it's so cute! Thanks mom.