My husband loves teaching Bee useful things to do around the house even though she still lacks the coordination for most activities. Earlier this week, I caught him placing a yellow sticker on the light switch so she can help him turn it off when they leave the room (heartwarming, but so funny to think
Yes, I do judge books by their covers. And magazines, for that matter. Here are 12 I’m happy to judge based solely on their beautiful exteriors: NO 1 // NO 2 // NO 3* // NO 4 // NO 5 // NO 6 NO 7 // NO 8 // NO 9 // NO 10 //
The sun may have set on summer months ago, I can’t help but look ahead to the runway shows for Spring 2013. How perfect would this dipped-in-sea-blue maxi from Jenni Kayne be on Santo Stefano Island in Italy? TOP: SOUTH / BOTTOM: STYLE.COM
Sweet reader Kelly sent a link to Erin Case’s portfolio yesterday and OMG YES. I’m totally giving my hairdresser these photos as hair inspiration next time I’m in the chair. Think she can get the job done? Fingers crossed. LINK: ARTDOXA
One of my favorite ways to jazz up a kid’s space is through art, so today I’m rounding up 21 of my latest/greatest art finds, perfect for nurseries, playrooms and kid spaces everywhere. (And to be honest, I’m craving a few of these in my grown-up office, too!) Enjoy!: 1. Peep Holes (£40) at Megan
It started with this one. And then this one. And soon afterward, I became obsessed with finding the perfectly patterned oven mitt. (For the record, I don’t cook, so we’ll just call this post a fun procrastination practice.) And instead of finding the perfect oven mitt, I found 9 perfect oven mitts. Enjoy!: no 1
Cute alert. Have you spotted these crocheted animal rattles from Couverture and The Garbstore yet? (Sidenote: I love when my favorite “adult” stores offer baby/kids goodies!) Bee keeps asking for the polka dotted giraffe, and I keep telling her that crocheted rattles don’t grow on trees. Or something of the sort. LINK: COUVERTURE AND THE
I’m feeling wanty about this folded paper furoshiki. Also, do you know about furoshiki? It’s a rad Japanese cloth that you can use as a scarf, gift-wrap or even bag. Hooray for multi-tasking! LINK: THE LINK COLLECTIVE
