I love re-purposing baskets and bins in lieu of traditional laundry hampers in the nursery, and Varpunen’s sacks are my current faves. Such dreamy colors and patterns, yes? I’ll take a few in my office, too! It’s madness in here. LINK: VARPUNEN
Stylist/Blogger/Mama in the Midwest.
toys & games
a knitted friend.
This is Balthazar. He’s agoraphobic, but really great at making shadow puppets if you ever invite him over for a fun evening inside. He’s also well-versed in conjugating Spanish verbs and makes a mean macaroni and cheese.* LINK: KNUFFELS A LA CARTE *None of this is true, I don’t think. But look how cute he
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products
i want it.
Grid really gets me going on a good day. Naturally, a grid patterned backpack is a necessity then. Right? Speaking of backpacks, remember the Rachel Comey backpack from last year? Still have dreams about that beauty. LINK: POUR PORTER
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inspiration
anna duthie.
I love how Anna displayed her fashion line for her graduate collection. After all, real models are so last year. And the year before that. I totally want to play with them like tiny little paper dolls. Speaking of paper dolls, did anyone else use your mom’s J.C. Penney catalogs to make their own paper
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toys & games
the seesaw bench.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a seesaw that transforms into a bench! Genius idea. And so very indoor playroom-approved! LINK: D VAN DIRK
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products
the all-white flag.
I’m sometimes super opposed to color in my own home (proof here), so this all-white American flag is a dreamy find indeed. LINK: STAMPD’ LA
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apparel & accessories
a starry vest.
OK is this not the sweetest addition to your little lady’s fall wardrobe? Grown-up size, please. LINK: MY LITTLE SQUARE
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Miscellaneous
bookmark it.
Since I’ve been taking some time off, my inbox has burst at the seams with complete awesomeness. Here are a few goodies that I’ve been waiting to share!: 1. The latest At Your Leisure is out (and amazing!). 2. A Willy Wonka-inspired art exhibition invite! 3. A puzzle calendar (one piece per day!) would make for a