If you are a Boston local and subscribe to the Globe, you’ll find something I pulled together today called Baby’s Got a Hip New Crib in the Style & Arts section. Products featured include items for the nursery from Sparkability, Right Start, Design Public, Ouef, Three Potato Four, Butch & Harold, and 2Modern.
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June 5th, 2008 at 4:57 pm
Great article Holly!
I was just catching up on your posts and clicked over to “a stitch in dye”. There is the sweetest numbers quilt with Amy Butler fabrics! Would be a great jumping off point for any nursery!