Upside-Down Wooden Spinning Top | Summer Stripes new job grey feathers to keep them

grey feathers to keep them extra warm

collecting

perfect for both play and snuggles

The craftsman who first placed a wooden horse on rockers—a likely outgrowth of the cradle—is unknown

Upside-Down Wooden Spinning Top | Summer Stripes new job grey feathers to keep themThis "Upside Down" spinning top,often referred to as the Tippe Top, has a rather unique quality. It actually turns itself upside down and spins on its stem all by itself! Originally patented back in 1891 by Helene Sperl of Germany, Danish engineer Werner Ostberg created his own version in 1950. His inspiration came from a visit to South America where he had seen locals playing with a small, round fruit. When they turned it by the stalk, much like an