How-To: Double-Sided Fabric Headband
Double-sided projects always make me feel giddy, like I’m getting away with something. That’s why I love this Double-Sided Fabric Headband from Happy Together—you get two cute headbands for the work of one!
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How-To: No-Carve Stamps
Ever wonder about the possibilities of designing your own stamps without having to carve anything? There is a simple way! You just need silicone caulking.
Ceramic Coasters are Maps of Oslo
Each of these coasters by Anders Hansen is a map of a section of Oslo. This project started with my fascination for city grids, from the strict geometry of New York to the seemingly chaotic Bombay structure. At the time, living abroad and feeling a bit homesick, and I decided to use the map of […]
How-To: Glowing Outdoor Orbs
Wow, just wow. TheArtOfDoingStuff has just totally blown my mind. These pure white illuminated spheres are so gorgeous, and so easy. I need like, 50 of them all around my garden. Honestly, I am in awe.
Highly Designed Storage on ShoeboxDwelling
I could spend hours gazing at all the wonderful design pr0n on ShoeboxDewlling. Dedicated to “finding comfort, style and dignity in small spaces”, this great blog is all about attractive, modern, solutions. It’s populated with timeless pieces like the lovely modular Citti storage featured above. And while everything shared looks like it could grace the […]
Hand-drawn Letterpress Robot
I love this letterpress hand-drawn robot from Satsuma Press. The robot was drawn by Lynn’s son, Liam, and has such quirky charm! It looks fantastic; there’s something about the childish lines and the gravity of letterpress that play well together. If you think she should offer it as a card, hop on over to Lynn’s […]
Colorblock Notecards
I used to associate tissue paper with “kindergarten” projects. Not anymore. There are so many wonderful ways to use the colorful and inexpensive material and achieve sophisticated results. This colorblock notecard project from A World of Color is a perfect example.