This set has it all. Hello Kitty in pink goggles. A pink scooter with trailer that lights up. And a set of stamps and paper and other crafty goodies in the shape of little cakes and their packaging. Just $9.99 at ToysRUs.

toysrus.com

Peggy Jane is a character created by artist Maggie Mattioni. She is a mod scooter girl with a properly surly mod scooterist boyfriend. You can order everything from cards, art prints, shirts, bags and other accessories in the price range of £10-15.

Thanks to Julie G. for this find!

peggyjane.co.uk

If you like bunnies on scooters (and who doesn’t?) be on the look out for the “Maple Town Stories” toy sets and in particular Papa Rabbit’s scooter. Airing in Japan and parts of Europe in the late 1980s, Maple Town was an anime series about a small utopian city of rabbits and bears. Below is a link for a playground furniture set and the scooter. The rabbits can be had on the same site in a separate listing.

Thanks to Julie G. for this find!

rubylane.com

Wikipedia Entry on Maple Town Stories

Gitta in San Diego shared a photo of a quilt a friend made her after she sent her the link to the scooter quilt pattern we posted here. And her friend did the quilt in the colors of Gitta’s own chariot. I particularly love the button (or button hole?) headlight.

Have you made your own quilts? Let’s see them! Send photos to tips AT scooterswag.com.

Dublin based artist (and fellow ScooterSwagger) Brian Gallagher wanted to let us know about his very cool scooter art available for sale on line. Prices range from 20 euro for mouse pads, 30 euro for prints and a very reasonable 85 euro for painted canvases.

scooterprints.com

Finn & Emma is organically grown clothing & bedding shop for kids that seems to have just a little bit of a scooter fixation. (Yes, that little baby is playing with wooden scooters on his mobile!) They have rompers, coveralls, footies featuring their scooter as well as bedding and some toys. There doesn’t seem to be one online shop that has all of their goods but if you visit their retailers’ site you can get an idea of what’s available. One of my favorite shopping tricks is to search for the item in Google Images. Just type “Finn Emma Scooter” and see what you find.

finnandemma.com

Chris Gilmour is a UK artist based in Udine, Italy and who makes a wide variety of highly detailed full-sized paper sculptures of everyday objects. You can visit his site below to see other models, see “work in progress” and read an interview.

Thanks to Julie G. for this fabu find!

chrisgilmour.com

We featured other designs of this fabric but at the time I didn’t realize how many there were! There are several designs and several color choices so click below to see them all. The official name of this line is “Now We’re Goin Places” by Timeless Treasures and it retails for around $6.99 a yard.

thequiltedcastle.com

Not sure who to credit with this find: let me know!

If you’re in intermediate crocheter or can understand basic crochet instructions, you can make your very own soft cuddly fenderlight Vespa scooter. It measures approximately 8″ long and it’s just $5.99 to download the instructions. Please send ScooterSwag a photo if you make one!

Thanks to Julie G. for this find.

Scooter Crochet Pattern on Etsy.com

Thanks for sharing your amazing collection with us Daniel! I don’t remember ever seeing an Vespa Ape model before.

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