What is it with prints where people are animals and animals are people? I smell a trend alert coming… Anyway, no one does it like Marmee Craft. A fave Etsy-er of mine, Marmee Craft works with all sorts of mixed media to bring you the very best in prints, stationary, and stuffed animals! Click here
Oh gosh, the memories of saying that to my catty high school friends. Anyway, I am SO SO SO excited to feature this next designer. A fabulous guy with an even more fabulous eye, Anand Gowda is the brains behind Gravy, a San Franciscan design studio. Anand’s work has been featured in ReadyMade magazine, Apartment
Oh gosh, the memories of saying that to my catty high school friends. Anyway, I am SO SO SO excited to feature this next designer. A fabulous guy with an even more fabulous eye, Anand Gowda is the brains behind Gravy, a San Franciscan design studio. Anand’s work has been featured in ReadyMade magazine, Apartment
I’m in dire need of this wood fabric, available at Tortoise, only from Japan. I’d love to have some woodgrain curtains, or perhaps a few pillows. Better yet? A woodgrain ottoman. Ooooh, I can see it now. Click here to swipe this fabric before it’s gone forever!
Oh how I love a good mixed tape. Craftlog’s newest post is the epitome of my jewelry dreams: funky, unique and completely ridiculous. Love this necklace, from Craftlog.
Moose is one of my favorite online shops, so I was so delighted to see that another favorite of mine, Sean Morris, has new work featured on the site. Sean is an illustrator living in Perth for the moment, dreaming of whimsical and nonexistent creatures to bring to life. These are my two faves: “Mantelope”
[rabbit notecards ($3.00) from thebeautifulproject’s etsy shop here.] [rabbit nightlight ($45) from happyowlglassworks here.] [bunny necklace ($48) from imogeneANDannie’s etsy shop here.) Rabbits are everywhere, and I’m not just talkin’ breeding here. The latest bunny friends are all over the design scene like gossip on page six. Check out a few of my fave furry
I first heard about Jennifer Collier’s fascinating designs when perusing past exhibitions of the Rochester Art Gallery, so you can imagine my excitement when her work was featured in Craft magazine a few months ago. Jennifer’s eye for detail and conceptual design simply make me melt. I looooove that her pieces are so vintage-inspired, but