Shannon wrote in this morning, aka Aunty Cookie, and was nice enough to tell me about the new things in her shop like this fabulous hand screenprinted fabric. She told me that this pattern was inspired by all the lovely papercuts she’s been seeing produced by independent crafters online. I’m always interested in learning [...]
Archive for February, 2009
Hello friends and welcome to this week’s edition of Etsy Take Five Tuesdays. Here are some shops on my radar this week that you may like to add to your list of faves. I’m always so inspired by what is being made in this creative community by so many who are living their dream and [...]
Today I’m craving these postcards from Lobster & Swan and speaking of photography I must share that I’m participating in an online photography class with Susannah Conway in Bath, England. I’m so happy that I made time for this. I know I’m being overly optimistic here because it’s only [...]
I’m smiling and blushing as I type this because I do not consider myself a blogging babe but hey, if Glamour magazine says so… I’ll bask in this for the entire week!
Thank you Beth at Glamour for including me in your Blogging Babes series, it was [...]
It’s Friday afternoon and time to wrap up and go about our weekend activities but I discovered something over at Pia’s blog that cannot be missed! InFrame TV is a video channel for creative types worldwide and they produce short videos in Melbourne, Australia profiling, “original and arresting Australian and international [...]
Calgary-based interior decorator, artist, and photographer Lori Andrews, aka the 10-Cent Designer, is back with How Much For This Room? to take us into a welcoming client space, Jill, to break down and list each item with a grand total at the end. Jill’s condo looks phenomenal.
Lori [...]
Driven by self expression over trends, Boston photographer Francine Zaslow has a welcoming and beautiful online portfolio sharing her work… pages to turn, buttons to click, and music with a very hip lounge vibe making the experience transporting and relaxing. I recognized some of her work instantly from catalogs and websites like



































