Filing this under “things I’d do if I knew how to make rad fiber art.” And it’s a good thing I don’t, because I also don’t have an available plywood cabinet to cover. So perhaps I should file this under “things I’d do if I knew how to make rad fiber art and could build
It’s time, friends – today is the last installment of The Ultimate Baby Registry! I’m so thrilled you came along for the ride; your recommendations have been tremendously helpful. We’re rounding out the series with Health & Safety today, so spill your must-haves in the comment section. And if you’ve missed Parts 1-5, you can
This week I’m sharing a simple, yet somewhat time intensive project. It’s a catch-all of sorts made from sheets of cardboard. I did this project in steps so it didn’t seem so daunting – it’s worth it because the end product is custom and so, so useful. Here’s how to make your own!:
Fancy plates are a weakness of mine; I used to hang them on the walls of my bedroom, but now I just find myself savoring morning toast and fruit on them each day…
Speaking of Lionel Esteve (yes, I know, I’m obsessed), he does insane things to rocks. See more of his stone masterpieces at Galerie Perrotin!
Part 5 of The Ultimate Baby Registry is all about baby gear – everything you need for an on-the-go baby, including some playtime essentials! Here’s what our experts and real moms recommend!:
French artist Lionel Esteve crafted a huge mass of snakes and placed them in a white room of Galerie Perrotin. The result is gorgeous, but I’m still getting goosebumps just thinking of all that slithering…
1. Ponte Peplum Top ($39) at Dorothy Perkins 2. Curve Seam Cigarette Trousers ($76) at Topshop 3. Sorbet Strands Necklace ($28) at Bauble Bar 4. Black Stud Earrings ($11.90) at Biesge 5. White Links Bracelet ($36) at Bauble Bar 6. Inez Patent Sandals ($128) at J. Crew 7. Half Frame Metal Keyhole Sunglasses ($16.53) at ASOS 8. Leather
