My mom is forever making up (mostly delicious) recipes off the top of her head and never able to duplicate them. A kitchen recipe notebook would be perfect for her to keep track of her culinary masterpieces. The entire thing is well-designed, right down to the little pocket inside the back cover and linen cover.
Posted In notebooks + journals, paper goods, recipes
It’s been awhile since I’ve run a giveaway. But I’ve been a huge fan of MOO and their clever pint-sized MiniCards since their infancy, so when they contacted me about hosting one for their latest and greatest product of course I said yes.
Introducing Moo’s new round and rectangular stickers! MOO’s unique printing technology ‘printfinity’ allows you to place a different image or design on every single sticker. Upload your company logo, photos, designs, whatever. And if you’re at a loss MOO has plenty of their own you can choose from. These stickers are so versatile you can use them for product labels, name tags, business cards, photo stickers, literally anything your mind can think of!
And lucky you, five of you will win a set of 100 stickers (50 of each new shape)!
How to Enter:
1. Post a comment below and tell us what you plan to use your MOO stickers for. The more creative, the more fun, the better.
2. Enter a valid email address so we are able to contact you.
Five winners will be chosen from the comments by MOO and myself next Tuesday, July 5, 2011 and notified. Good luck!
Posted In paper goods, win it
As a child of the 80s and a designer of now, I’m very appreciative of Lox+Savvy’s bold, graphic, neon approach to their line. It make me smile to see that while things grow and evolve, in some ways they ultimately stay the same. (via Eat Drink Chic)
Posted In paper goods
PHOTO: sonya
01. a proper place setting placemat
02. a hypothetical company based on puns
03. vanilla milk with chocolate ice cubes!
04. pretty photography of square foods
05. make a striped camera bag strap
06. great article on why we can’t let design become a boys’ club
07. super duper easy DIY concrete planters
08. rad trailer for a hypothetical Wes Anderson Film Festival
Wouldn’t you love to open your mailbox to one of these sweet MatchCardens after a bad day? I’d set my tiny garden on the windowsill above my kitchen sink and promptly order five more. (via Colossal)
Posted In cards, graphic design, grow it, paper goods
Fire meets ice in Shift Space Design’s Funston. Flip one way to use as an ice chest, turn it on its head to use as a grill. There’s even a bottle opener on the side. All bases covered! (via Tastologie)
Posted In graphic design, outdoors
Masterpieces is a string art kit from MO MAN TAI Design based on the subject matter of famous paintings. And I love it. Genius, no? (via Design Milk)
Posted In create, house and home, walls
Nothing makes me happier than when two things I love collide. Amazing Face is a solidly designed tome full of beauty advice and tips written by Zoe Foster. Beauty experts collaborate between its covers to share info on the best makeup for different occasions, skincare routines, step-by-step hairstyle techniques, and more.
Posted In beauty bag, read up
Honey Badger don’t care!
Get away from me says the snake, get away from me!
Honey Badger don’t care.
Honey Badger don’t give a shit!
The poisonous venom is seeping through the Honey Badger’s body! And it passes out. Look at that sleepy fuck!
You do all the work, Honey Badger, and we’ll just eat whatever you find. How’s that?
Thanks for the treat, stupid! Thanks for the mouse!
Oh, honey badger. Oh, Jen Ray. Can’t stop smiling looking at these mugs. (via Door Sixteen)
(If you have yet to be exposed to the phenomenon that is honey badger, watch the video here.)
Posted In create, house and home, kitchen
I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a cookbook that a man needed to have in his kitchen until now. Eat Like a Man: The Only Cookbook a Man Will Ever Need