Lauren makes these crazy paper sculptures that I sort of want to plaster all over my office. And then sing to. LINK: LAUREN CLAY
Stylist/Blogger/Mama in the Midwest.
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david benjamin sherry.
David Benjamin Sherry’s forests aren’t even green. Which is rad. LINK: DAVID BENJAMIN SHERRY
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michael cina.
In my head, Michael Cina just won first prize at the art fair and I ate an elephant ear. (I love my head so much.) LINK: MICHAEL CINA
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stocking stuffers.
Tiny, inexpensive treats to fill stockings of all sizes – for kids from 1 to 92!: 1. Glitter pinecones ($10) at LEIF 2. Eggnog soap ($4.25) at Perpetual Kid 3. Douglas Fir sachet ($7) at Terrain 4. Ninjabread Men cookie cutters ($13.50) at Amazon 5. Coal gum ($5) at UncommonGoods 6. Swedish coasters ($35) at
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matt lipps.
Matt c-printed these home images onto aluminum. And for the record, I have no idea what c-printing is. Clearly an expert, I am. LINK: MATT LIPPS
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grain design.
Grain Design is doing a lot of things right in their shop these days. Go forth! LINK: GRAIN
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steven riddle.
There are so many colors, shapes and patterns going on in Steven’s portfolio, and I’m so very OK with it. LINK: STEVEN RIDDLE
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edibles.
Sweet and savory treats for everyone on your list!: 1. Bonnie’s black & blue jam ($11) at Bonnie’s Jams 2. Blueberry hard candy ($9) at Steven Alan 3. Port wine caramel sauce ($8) at Sweet Teeth 4. A Christmas Story fudge ($6) at Perpetual Kid 5. Hot chocolate ($20) at Williams-Sonoma 6. Maple syrup sampler