Isn't this a lovely shopping tote? The artwork is by Keiko Lee-Hem.
And I'm so intrigued by Aja Robb's collages. These items are both from Studioshop, an online store featuring the work of artists who attended Emily Carr Institute. The shop is filled with beautiful (+ handmade) stuff!
We're SO CLOSE to the launch of our brand new website! We are going live with a whole new look this Friday (the pressure is really on now). Version 2.0 will have faster loading times, new work, new store items, and more! The original design of the site was done in Excel by Matt. That's right, Excel...Matt is a spreadsheet master, and can do things you would not imagine were even possible in the program. Also, a reminder that we will be sending out a newsletter by the end of the month. A subscriber will be randomly selected to receive free goodies!
Orange Willow 2008 Calendar from Orange Willow.
Birch Forest Table Lamp from Hollabee.
Matryoshka Wrapping paper from Enna.
Have a very Happy Thanksgiving! We are taking a blog break until monday!
How fun! Paper Critters is a website that lets you design, print, and create your very own paper characters (FOR FREE). These would make super white elephant gifts! Be sure to check out the gallery of critters (you can submit your own!).
This is Georgette. She is a pincusion that we found on SugarElf's Etsy Shop. So cute! In honor of buying handmade for the holidays we will be frequently posting some great handmade finds!
It took us a while, but we are now happy to announce the release of our fabric magnets! These packs are currently available at Sew, Mama, Sew! They will also be up on Etsy and the SQUID37 store very soon! Great for stocking stuffers, eh?
Is it thursday already? I was browsing through one of our favorite blogs: Fine Little Day which lead me to Minä Perhonen. This site is amazing!!! We are completely in love with it. These are just a few of their many brilliant textiles. (I know I have been posting a lot of fabric lately, but I just can't help myself! It's time for me to get my own fabric designs going.)
Oooh. Look at these precious treats from Smil's Etsy Shop. In the process of looking for Christmas presents for other people, I keep finding things to add to my list :)
Here is some adorable fabric that I got in a small fabric shop in Seattle (Stitches) a few weeks ago. I made a few (much needed) kitchen towels out of them!
