gumdrop

At $60 for a box of nine doses, the boutique gumdrop is more like a slice of rum cake than a shot of rum.

Using gum left in pink, bubbleshaped bins called Gumdrop, she has turned it into shoe and boot soles, mobile phone covers and stationery products.

Using gum left in pink, bubble-shaped bins called Gumdrop, she has turned it into shoe and boot soles.

"The perfectionist in me is definitely on full display at Christmas!" she says, adding that she includes "a few of my favorite pieces of Christmas decor that are sentimental to me--my Wolfe nativity, my vintage gumdrop tree that was mine as a child, and my collection of Christopher Radko ornaments."

While this could include such skills as dispersing the study room dance party, finding "the book about the gumdrop tree who went skydiving" which might (or might not) have a blue cover, and fixing the printers again (and again and again), I had two other skills in mind.

The City's Port Health Authority's members were told in March aboutWestminster City Council's Gumdrop initiative to install chewing gum drop-bins featuring anti-litter messages in a campaign, backed by companies including Wrigley's.

Today, her company, Gumdrop, makes everything from rulers to rain boots out of chewed-up gum!

Prevention is better than cure, so cue an amazing new start-up called Gumdrop which has created the world's first gum bin - made from recycled chewing gum.

Anna Bullus, designer and founder of Gumdrop, set this year's brief to create a welldesigned product that improves everyday life, to be sold in the Design Museum shop for around PS10.

Her father handed her each gumdrop, and out of lack

Genderless, possessed of pastel-hued Teletubby bodies and gumdrop heads, they live in a verdant valley where they adorably play soccer, blow bubbles, and roll about in the grass.