December 1, 2010
Stuff I Like.
a.) Desk-It
b.) Numbered Edition Napkins, set of 10
c.) Gatos
d.) Roll-O-Decks
e.) Bamboo Pebbles
December 1, 2010
In Print: 12.1.10
Meow Poster by Mini & Maximus
Meat and Three by Bonnie Maye Whitfield
I Pretend to Work by Andy Smith
November 30, 2010
Stuff I Like.
a.) Photo Pads
b.) Hand Pen Holder
c.) Rob Ryan’s Four Seasons Plates (set of 4)
d.) Cozy Plaid Scarf
e.) William Wallet
November 30, 2010
Vintage Dictionary Ephemera Prints.
I love art printed on pages of old books, in fact I have two pieces on my own home. These vintage dictionary ephemera prints from kiintage are gorgeous and an absolute steal.
Posted In paper goods, prints
November 30, 2010
Homemade Spirits.
I’m only speaking for myself here, but my holiday budget is tighter this year than it’s been in some time. I’m talking pre-career. The nice thing about that is that it’s made me think about the gifts I’m giving even more than I normally would. Starting today I’ll be sharing some ideas for handcrafted gifts to make and give.
Sure, I could buy a friend a bottle of their favorite alcohol at the liquor store, but something homemade might be even better. And cost a little less. And be a little cooler, just think of all the bottling possibilities!
Posted In christmas, cocktails, gifts, holidays, make it
November 29, 2010
4th Amendment Wear.
4th Amendment Wear is a great project aimed at getting people to think a little more about their Constitutional rights. After the latest wave of TSA measures were put into place, Tim Geoghegan and Matthew Ryan began a silent protest of their own. They found metallic type that could, in theory, show up on TSA scanners that would display the 4th amendment, then inked t-shirts and underwear. A thought-provoking way to fuel the debate about safety vs. civil liberties. {via Josh Spear}
Posted In wear it
November 29, 2010
Stuff I Like.
As I previously mentioned, this year I’ve abandoned gift guides in favor of cool things. You can simply look at them, put them on your own wish list, or purchase one as a gift if it really fits someone’s style.
a.) Who’s the Fairest Mirror
b.) Glove & Hate Oven Mit
c.) FREITAG F48 Hazzard
d.) Hammond’s Lollipops
e.) Omerica Belt Buckles
November 29, 2010
Holiday Cards: Part 1.
After seeing holiday decorations lined upon store shelves as early as mid-October, I made a promise to myself that I wouldn’t so much as mention Christmas until after Thanksgiving. Well, that day is finally here. Over the next few weeks I’ll share my favorite cards, a few recipes, some homemade/handmade ideas, and a lot of great things that could be given as gifts should you so choose.
(In most cases, the card shown is only a sampling of what the shop has to offer.)
