Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Numbers Game.

Vintage flashcard garland, from Sushipot Parts.



















Upcycled flashcard notebooks, from Saratops.


















Library card notebooks, from Crab Apple Design.
























Vintage set of 20 flashcards, from Artful Vintage.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Head Of The Class.

Geometric notebooks, from Present and Correct.



















Chalkboard map, from Shop Dirtsa.
























Notebook ponytail holders, from Tsura Li.


















Reclaimed pine desk caddy, from Peg and Awl.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Shop Profile: Ink Whimsy.

Let's put it this way--the term "paper goods" doesn't do Ink Whimsy's Etsy shop any justice. With so many colorful and imaginative notebooks, paper garlands, recycled map envelopes and stickers to choose from, we're thinking paper greats may be the more appropriate description.

Patterned notebook, $5.



















Vintage map sticker seals, $4.50.



















Color burst paper garland, $9.
























Pennant notebook, $3.50.




















Set of 10 vintage map envelopes, $11.




















Part of our week-long "Colors" series. More finds all this week!

Friday, July 8, 2011

Shop Profile: Le Animale.

"Walralope" Moleskine notebook, from Le Animale.






















We love "Le Animale". Self-described as quirky, fun and unique, Le Animale's shop features one-of-a-kind notebooks, animal art, miniatures and more. And even if you don't know what a "walralope" is, we're pretty sure you'll find something you love. Trust us, there's awesomeness abound in this shop!

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Setting Up Camp.

Mini notebook, from Campfire Chic.

















Vintage map paper ornaments, from Ink Whimsy.


















"Trailer in the Trees" archival print, from Rachel Austin.


















Vintage plaid thermos, from Cathode Blue.



















Serious road trippers know that camping is an essential skill. Sure, it saves you loads of money. But there's more to it than that. Where else can you swap ghost stories, read a book beside the warmth of a fire, sip a bit of cocoa and set your eyes on a magnificent, starry sky?

Part of our week long "Road Trip" series. More finds from the road, all this week!