This tiny printer is just one of the cool things I’ve learned about from this new site: hellobrit.com founded by one of my friends, Brit Morin.
I’ve signed up to learn more about this printer on the company’s site (click through to Brit’s write-up to get there), but I’m already on the name train as well: Tiny Tim? Big Larry? Kevin Flynn?
(via brit: Meet the littlest printer you’ll ever own.)
I’m going to name mine Tom, the paper boy, and keep him on my bedside table.
Earthships. So Cool.
That’s right. These are made out of crayons. Meanwhile, the fanciest I’ve ever gotten with that annual 96-plus-bonus-metallics pack was to make some candles in a milk carton for my babysitter…
(side note and/or continual topic of conversation with my friends: do you pronounce it cray-ons or crans? me, I say: crans)
Herb Williams constructed melting flame-shaped sculptures outside using 60,000 Crayola crayons to raise awareness of wildfires.
(via orientaltiger)
Genius. Simple little kits for all of life’s discomforts (let’s be clear - I’ve already used the “Help I’ve Cut Myself” one).
Check it all out here: http://www.helpineedhelp.com/cut.html
Home Decor Sign Win. Now, where are my scissors? ;)
Vintage Vader. Check out the rest of the characters by Nick Agin right over here.
Today was Missoni for Target day - did you get in on the action?
I scored a few items in one of the Seattle-area stores (and after making a phone call to MT where my brother grabbed the headbands and a beanie I was after - yes, he IS the best)
With unprecedented sales (Target expected this collection to be in stores until early October), I can’t wait to see what they come up with next!
Say hello to my next art purchase.
(Double Dog Dare you to not fall in love with everything on this site)
Remember those spray painted succulents? Well they have that. And so much more.
sigh.
Sometimes your good taste shines through and the resulting finds are beautiful, unique and add in that missing element you’ve been searching for.
And sometimes, they are all of those things and absurdly expensive. That’s where these come in.
