Friday, March 25, 2011

A Few Of Our Favorite Decor-ations.

Feather vase, from Brooklyn Rehab.




















Modern mobile, from Marco Mahler.
























Magnetic spice rack, from Salt City Spice.



















Pink picture frame, from Emma Shirley.



















We love to decorate our apartment. In fact, I can envision a spot for each of these fabulous items (as I'm sure many of you can too!). Of course, we're partial to feathers, geometric shapes, spices and a dab of pretty pastels--but if we listed all of our favorite home decor items, we'd be here all day!

Part of our week long "Featherette Favorites" series. And since this week was a bit shortened (due to my bicycle crash), this will be a two-week special. So stay tuned next week for more of our faves!

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

A Few Of Our Favorite Finds.

1960's post office box door, from The Fancy Lamb.

















1960's, Mexican copper enamel trays, from Mascara Jones.



















1930's lithograph advertising label, from Daily Memorandum.
























1950's apothecary lab glass bottle, from Lackluster Co..
























If we listed all of our favorite vintage finds, this post might be 2 miles long. These are simply a few of our current faves. Although, we must say, the post office box doors may just be the most awesomest vintage find ever!

Part of our week long "Featherette Favorites" series. More favorites tomorrow!

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

A Few Of Our Favorite Cuts.

"Crocodile Scales", giclee print, from Farouche.




















Axe print, from In Haus Press.
























Geometric notebooks, from Pawling.



















3D card with glasses, from Wit And Whistle.




















I love the immense creativity behind each of these designs. Plus, I'm a sucker for silhouettes, geometric shapes and patterns, clever color arrangements, and of course, 3D viewing--so naturally, all of these tickle my fancy!

Part of our week long "Featherette Favorites" series. Stay tuned for more favorites all this week!

Monday, March 21, 2011

Theme Of The Week: Featherette Favorites.

My favorite food is homemade macaroni and cheese. It forever reminds me of the summer picnics I used to frequent, back in Virginia (think June, sweltering 95° heat and you get the gist). True, I hated the hot weather,  but I loved the food: fried chicken, greens, casseroles, and of course, macaroni and cheese. Yum!

Alton Brown's baked mac and cheese, recipe here.
 















This week, we'll be spotlighting a few of our handmade / vintage favorites--favorites that take us down memory lane, spark innovation / creativity, or simply make us smile. We'll also share a few more of our favorite foods and recipes too.

Got a favorite food or recipe? Let us know in the comment section below.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Rubber Stamp Nirvana.

Hand-carved Kurt Cobain stamp, from This is Just to Say.















Just discovered an awesome shop out of Stockholm, Sweden: This Is Just To Say. I love the geekery and playfulness of their hand-carved stamps. I dig 'em all! But I especially favor the "Happy Whatever".

We hope you've enjoyed our "It’s A Small World" series this week. Have a wonderful weekend!

Show Your Bones.

Paper ribcage with heart, from X♥.

















This reminds me of a project from my 2nd grade class. Everyone had to create a representation of the internal human body--my choice was the rib cage. Long story short, my mom basically made the entire thing, and I ended up being grounded for not doing my homework. I did get an "A" though.

Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. Find more paper art/home decor in X♥'s Etsy shop.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

The Obligatory Tiny Puppy Photo.

Tiny puppy!
























This insanely cute puppy (and other ridiculously cute canines) can be found in Paco Espinoza's Flickr photostream.

Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. More tiny, cute finds all this week!

Tickling The Tiny Ivories.

Vintage (tiny) grand piano music box, from Maison Paulette.



















All that's missing is the tiny sheet music! But I'm sure this little music box, from Maison Paulette still belts out quite the tune.

Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. More tiny finds this week!

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Raise Your Tiny Glasses.



























































































I love these tiny bottles and vases from Kiva Ford. Imagine how tiny the flowers must be. It's almost too cute of a thought to bear!

Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. More tiny finds this week!

Bunny, Bear And Bird.

Mohair crocheted bunny, from Stitch Happens.


















White felt bear brooch, from Ememem.

















Bird on a spool, from Humble Bea.

























Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. More tiny finds this week!

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Tiny Jewelry Duo.

Terrarium ring, from Woodland Belle.
























Vase necklace, from Lucky Duct.
























Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. Check back this week for more tiny finds!

Monday, March 14, 2011

Small Objects, Huge Cuteness.

Clothespin peg display set.




















Miniature mustache pick.




























Discover more tininess, as well as handmade stamps, notepads and other clever household creations, in The Small Object's Etsy shop.

Part of our week long "It’s A Small World" series. More tiny finds tomorrow!

Theme Of The Week: It's A Small World.

Let's face it, tiny is cute. Miniature is cute. And for that matter, most things of small stature are cute as well. But there's more to tiny, small and miniature than just plain cuteness.

This week we'll explore the world of all things small. Miniature and tiny are coming along for the ride too.

Teeny tiny cheese snacking tray, from She Counts Crows.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Art Makes For A Happy Wall.

Photographic print, from Theater Clouds.




















"Silk" print, from Yellena.
























"Two Ships Passing" print, from Hisss.


















"Holding On" print from Pale Preoccupation.

























This is the final post in our "Spring Cleaning" series. I hope you've decluttered, reorganized and perhaps even redecorated your space this week (or at least been inspired to do so in the near future).

Craving more? Find a shload (that's my new word) of handmade/vintage items on Etsy.

A Daily Handmade Fix.

Embroidered perpetual calender, from By Sara Lynn.



















Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Find more handmade, fabric accessories in By Sara Lynn's Etsy shop.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

In Your Vase.

Striped bottle vase, from Dahlhaus.























Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Find more handmade pottery (including some wonderful striped mugs) in Dahlhaus' Etsy shop.

A Good Read.

Book mobile, from The Shop House.

























Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Find more book mobiles and other fanciful works in The Shop House's Etsy shop.

Insert Picture Here.

Antique swinging frame, from AM Radio.

























Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Find more stylish and simplistic vintage wonders in AM Radio's Etsy shop.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Decorating With Numbers.

Vintage letterpress numbers, from Ruggy Design.



















Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Craving more? Find a bevy of vintage, industrial decor ideas in Ruggy Design's Etsy shop.

Love (And Organize) Your Mail.

Linen mail/postcard organizer, from Tunni.




















Part of our week long "Spring Cleaning" series. Find more upcycled, household treasures in Tunni's Etsy shop.