i love these beautiful clothes!  the sweater with the buttons on the diagonal is calling my name. . . .

i love finding new places like beklina.  did everyone else know of them?  found via the indie quarter.

i love these stained glass garlands.  if i were getting married again i would definitely insist that these hang everywhere. so wonderful!  could it be that i have a problem when it comes to garlands?
visit pamela’s shop here and covet her french life here.

my affection for these is not waning… how terrific!  like an animal children’s book to cuddle and talk to.  i love everything from bookhou!

really fun project and, of course, wondrous photography. almost makes me wish i was a guy…….

“I haven’t changed my style since 1965.” - Alan
i, too, can get sucked into helsinki for hours if i’m not careful. when i should be making stuff for our upcoming shop update (danse, amis!) and i see this man standing there in his shoes and handsome vest it takes much will power to […]

i saw these on oh my that’s awesome and knew immediately that i needed one to wrap around and shine off of one of my long fingers. of course, i also told myself, “made by a 90 year old man who has been making them since the 1930’s? they’re going to be waaaaaay […]

I was just looking through the Craft zine archives and came across this great pattern for a very 3D bird on the blog Spool. This is one tutorial I really need to make time for. What good bird shape. They would make good baby presents, a string of birdies to chew on, I know Marsh […]

These animal sculptures are by Ann Smith, she makes them by recycling old electronic and machine parts.  She has more examples of her work on her portfolio site and blog. Oh yes, and her etsy shop.

Georg Dobler is the artist that designed these beautiful pieces. I love the rawness of them. Like there really is a Queen of beetles out there that wears this necklace, that’s the term, authentic. They are so lovely, but I don’t know, at the same time I can see myself really believing the […]

This guy has great colors too, Martin Jarrie.