While spending a thoroughly enjoyable time reading at Creature Comforts I found this great DIY magnet tutorial by Megan Jeyifor created for ReadyMade. Check out her blog, Urban Casita.
Finally I know what to do mismatched or broken earrings, geegaws and doodads!
Love these interpretations of Hitchcock films by designer Laz Marquez. Powerful. Who says you can't create a masterpiece with a two-color palette? Check out his complete portfolio here.
Just finished this new selection of monogram prints in preppy plaids and patterns. Cute for a child's room or your personal space. The font can be changed as well as the size and paper type. UV canvas is even an option.
Chalk this one up to kicking myself for not buying one. The painting in the upper left of the "El" called "Rolling Out" by artist Jeb Matulich immediately caught my eye at a local art walk recently. Sadly, I didn't have the funds that particular day to purchase. If you want to see more of Jeb's work, head over to his blog, Junky Trinkets and marvel at his Texas-inspired pieces.
Anyone else out there do paint-by-number kits when you were a kid? I used to love these and have a friend who collects completed paintings at yard sales and flea markets.. The company Easy123Art lets you upload your own photos and turns them into custom paint-by-number canvases or art paper kits complete with acrylic paints and brushes. What a fantastic gift idea for that crafty person in your life.
So Dorothy was on to something in that blue and white gingham pinafore number. I'm liking these bolder examples with darker colors instead of the more oft seen pastels.
1. Gingham clutch with flower by ADG Corner Shop
2. Gingham retro apron by Terrace Hill
3. Retro inspired gingham skirt by Lana Stepul
