Kids think of the best ideas. It all started with this book, launching a whole foray into Bee’s fervent mastery of the paper pocket, her small hands folding in and out of frustration over the attempts. After the skill was adequately aced, our home began to resemble a UPS store for a time, dozens of
I’m endlessly amazed at how many incredible resources we have at our fingertips – for free! – thanks to content producers, bloggers and magazines that find value in sharing what they know. Case in point? Printables. With a quick download and a bit of printer ink, we can so easily teach our kids new skills,
I’ve toyed for years with the idea of embarking on a personal art journal project, and Junyi Wu’s just solidified the inspiration for me. What a beautiful peek into her mind. LINK: JUNYI WU
Hollis created this original piece with permanent marker and paper. That’s it. Totally blowing my mind right now. ($600) LINK: HOLLIS BROWN THORNTON
Happy Friday, friends! The best of the web this week: 1. I know I mentioned yesterday that I sort of hate florals, but these paper flowers are stunning! 2. I’d love to retreat to any of these famous writers’ cabins! (via modish) 3. This DIY rope necklace is all sorts of genius! 4. Am now
Dan makes super cool laser-cut art out of everyday objects. Love the glue! LINK: DAN FUNDERBURGH
Titled ‘Weave Me Tender.’ Man, I wish I’d thought of that. LINK: ERIC YAHNKER
Ha! Will Vincent’s holiday cards made me chortle in a big way. Bonus? You can buy them for a few bucks, which is precisely what I’ll be doing.