London 2012 Events.

UPDATE: They were designed by Alan Clarke as proposed posters for the games.

I saw these on ffffound, so there’s a very good chance they’re only someone’s vision of what the events posters should look like for the 2012 London Olympics. But man oh man, am I hoping that they’re the real deal! They would definitely help make up for the disgrace that is the logo.

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Charming.

I’ve been waiting for these!

Tord Boontje’s Charming is an iconic nature-based jewelry collection. The 18K gold pieces, playfully representing creatures and flowers, embrace the delicate nature of fine jewelry. The charms are integrated with a large hook and are designed to be customizable. Bundle a set on a chain or break the charms apart to further adorn any accessory.

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a little me.

This made me smile. It brightened my day from halfway around the globe. Just knowing that there’s someone this nice and kind-hearted out there is refreshing.

Toni of modern day pioneers is on a mission to share a little piece of herself with whomever wants it. Visit her blog, click on her profile and email her your address. You’ll be added to her ongoing list of people in line to get a little something from her in Australia. Maybe some sweets, maybe a craft, maybe anything little at all. For nothing. Just because she’s that nice and her heart is that big.

:: via Operation Nice

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On the Rocks: Philadelphia Fish House Punch.

Punch bowls aren’t used nearly enough these days, wouldn’t you agree? We should definitely set out to bring them back in a big way!

Editor’s Note: No actual fish were harmed in the making of this Philadelphia Fish House Punch.

Ingredients:
– 1.75 liter Amber Rum
– 750 mL Calvados
– 1/2 cup Peach Brandy
– 7 cups Water
– 2 cups Sugar
– 1 lemon thinly sliced

Place rum and brandy in freezer overnight to omit use of ice. When ready, stir all ingredients together in punch bowl. Serve and enjoy!

:: cocktail recipe and photo via cocktail virgin

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Frame Mats.

Forever ago I came across an image of these frame mats from Sycamore Street Press. Only I didn’t know who was responsible for this great idea or where I could find them. But now I do – yippee! Just attach your photo in the center, then trim the excess mat to fit your frame.



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