I absolutely, definitely, 100% need to get myself the Scorpio print from this series by Andrea Daquino. Actually, I wouldn’t mind owning the entire horoscope collection in all of its mixed media loveliness.
The second I saw these kicked up modern friendship necklaces on HonestlyWTF I knew I had to make them for a few ladies in my life. The first batch included eight, although there are a few more waiting to be made and sent on their happy ways. Each one used colors that matched my friends individual personalities and styles, so much fun. Easy too, I think each one took me less than two hours to make. Here are a few of the unknowing models…
At the end of the day minimalism is still my favorite style, as it will probably be up until the end of my life. Joke of tokketok captures it perfectly in every single piece she creates. (I’m crossing my fingers for the day I get to do a blind embossing project for a client!)
I don’t know what it says about me, but I’ve been incredibly drawn to the imperfect lately. The tarnished, the ragged, the rough-around-the-edges in life. For me Jessica Ricci’sRaw collection falls into that lovely category. Her rings looks so much like hard candy that I’d be hard pressed not to pop one into my mouth. (Her collection of keys is also exceptional.)
I love classic fashion almost as much as I love a good coffee table book. Pair them up and meet Fashion Box by Antonio Mancinelli. Over 479 pages of drop-dead gorgeous photography covering sixteen essential wardrobe items, from the miniskirt to the little black dress, and the women who made the pieces iconic. Just consider it your textbook on Fashion History 101.
I love a good spoon, in the utensil sense and in the cuddling one too. I mean come on, it’s easily the coolest utensil (only improved upon by the invention of the spork). I’d love to have a big container full of spoon randomness in my kitchen, starting with these…