July 2011 - Page 4 of 6

July 18, 2011

Die From the Cuteness

Posted In monday goodness

July 15, 2011

By the time you’re reading this I’ll be Seattle-bound for a little event I’ve been invited to attend. I’ve never been to the PNW before and am incredibly stoked. Not only to get to do a few awesome things I’d never be able to do otherwise, but also to meet up with some bloggers and my BFF from junior high during the two days I’ll be in town. This girl’s got a good life. On that note, I’m leaving you with an extremely fantastic/extended list of links you’ll want to be sure and click on.

01/ cute summer succulent garden you can mimic
02/ DIY wrap bracelets
03/ check out The Ultimate Hitch Cookbook
04/ the biggest Polaroid prints ever
05/ intricate laser lace tees + tops from Diana Eng
06/ a recipe for Butterbeer!
07/ I will never forget that I am awesome
08/ a candle made from a ball of waxed string
09/ the Decibel Audio Sound Frame gives your art a soundtrack
10/ you’ve never seen photos of flowers like these before
11/ summer water
12/ making this: leather beaded necklace
13/ a vertical turntable for your wall
14/ turn a men’s dress shirt into a skirt
15/ a travel mug coffee press!

Posted In accessories, create, grow it, happy weekend, house and home, jewelry, kitchen, make it, photography, recipes, see it, technology, wear it

July 14, 2011

Pie Chart Sticky Notes

Anything that makes my desk prettier and my work life a little more visually appetizing is A-OK in my book, loving these pie chart sticky notes from Present&Correct.

Posted In office

July 14, 2011

J Schatz Hummingbird Feeders

Design-savvy stoneware hummingbird feeders from J Schatz are modeled after a flower, and they come in so many colors you’re sure to find one to brighten your garden or balcony. (via Design Milk)

Posted In outdoors

July 14, 2011

The Illuminated Mixtapes

Adam Parks is the creator and illustrator behind The Illuminated Mixtapes, a series he streams for all of our listening pleasures. (via swissmiss)

Posted In music, online

July 13, 2011

Vitreous Enamel Jewels

Digging these vitreous enamel jewelry pieces from Megan Perkins, like, a lot. A lot, a lot in fact. Which is the technical term for love. (via The Shiny Squirrel)

Posted In jewelry, wear it

July 13, 2011

Going Greek

One thing that I absolutely loved about spending my first 18 years in western PA was the plethora of culturally diverse food right at my fingertips. Italian, Polish, Russian, you name it. It wasn’t until I left and went to college that I realized those sorts of options weren’t everywhere. Each summer there’s even a festival in Ambridge, PA – a few towns over from where I grew up – called Nationality Days with booth after booth of different foods, all in one glorious location. Now that I’ve made myself a little homesick I’ll leave you to drool over these tasty Greek-inspired dishes. And as always, just click on the link to be taken to the recipe.

All photos and recipes copyright of their respective source unless otherwise noted.

Posted In recipes

July 13, 2011

Tattly

Chances are you heard about Tattly (Designy Temporary Tattoos) yesterday when it launched. Swissmiss’s latest venture combines the work of talented designers and temporary tattoos in an unbelievably fun project that’s sure to entice kid and adult alike. Which one’s your fave? (I dig the anchor.)

Posted In collaboration/project

July 12, 2011

Matthew Brandt

Lakes & Reservoirs is beautiful photography series by Matthew Brandt. The icing on the cake? Brandt uses water from the location where the photo was taken during the development process. The chemicals and minerals present are what give each photo its distinct colors and look.

Posted In create, photography

July 12, 2011