There continues to be more and more well-designed USB drives the less and less I have need for them. I might make an exception for these, however. The Empty Memory jewelry collection also doubles as USB memory sticks.
Clap Your Hands is a USB drive/camera. Yeah, you read that right. It shoots 2-megapixel photos and video and doesn’t get much easier. (via Design Milk)
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I love the muted color palette and whimsical feel of Quill and Fox’s stationery. Big time. I can’t keep a plant alive, but I bet I could keep those terrarium postcards going strong!
Posted In cards, create, illustration, paper goods
IMAGE: Vintage-Stars via Summer Allen
PHOTO + PROJECT: A Subtle Revelry
These DIY wooden and gold candles are all kinds of glam and rustic at the same time. Perfect for this time of year, I’d say.
Posted In accessories, house and home, make itIt’s been a mild winter most everywhere, but right now my part of the country is in the coldest week yet. And that means I’m craving one thing (well two, because chocolate never counts) – soup! I have my cast iron pot and my trusty immersion blender on hand and fear no combination. (As always, click on the image to go to the recipe!)
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PHOTO: Anna Ådén
01/ I’d love to dip-dye my pillowcases
02/ love this DIY stitched pendant
03/ excited for House of Brinson’s book
04/ how to get rid of those weird grey scratches on your plates
05/ I Love Your Stinky Guts
06/ check out this DIY brass valentine
07/ digging this unique frame moodboard
08/ handmade punch boxes!
09/ gorgeous watercolor mirror
10/ genius idea for a sweater vase
PHOTO: Hand and Hunt
I’m obsessing over this Valentine’s Day bunting from Hank and Hunt! It’s modern and abstract and completely unexpected. I just need to locate some glassine bags and I’m ready to rumble.
Posted In holidays, make it, valentine's day
If Oak’s Lights of New York Candles smell even half as good as the concept behind them is brilliant, then wow. Each one is named after an intersection and, well, here…
“Each Oak Candle is designed to evoke a moment and place (an intersection, to be exact) in time in New York’s history. The shape of the candle and the glass container evokes the candles that are ubiquitous in New York Bodegas and Corner Stores. Candle label is removable if you want to strip the glass and keep that quintessential generic appeal of the classic bodega candle.”
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