Cloud cushion from Yume Store
The super easy baby blanket kit from Purl Soho
Photograph by Matt Wisniewski
Glitter cupcake flags from Luna and Chloe
A Thing of Beauty Cushion from Svenskt Tenn
Cast a Spell on Me bow clip from Alannah Hill
Pasco vintage poster by Donald Brun from Galerie Montmartre
It occurs to me that someone, somewhere must have made this pun before, right? I mean, how could they not have?
ONE: Chestnut Paper Origami Lamp Shade from Nellianna
TWO: Origami Cosmetic Case from Forever New
THREE: Flying Geese fabric by Sara Lee Parker
Dress from Anthropologie
"Don't Forget to be Awesome" art print from Super Swoon
Chair from Serena and Lily
Flower Tote from Mar Y Sol
DIY Twig Lamp by Better Homes & Gardens
Hummingbird Cupcake recipe by Annie's Eats
'Tartine Bread' Book by Chad Robertson from Amazon
Mug from Mr Kitly
Handfolded Bow gift toppers by Avie Designs
The Secret Garden embroidered book design by Jillian Tamaki { via Camille Styles }
Dress from ModCloth
Lamp from Hermon & Hermon
Vase from Anthropologie
Handbag from Fossil
Chesterfield Couch from Anthropologie
With a strong focus on eco-friendly practice and design, Apples and Jam in South Melbourne looks like a wonderful new space that hosts fun, crafty and creative parties for kids. They also provide children's classes and playgroups.
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Love the stylish, 'outdoor picnic' inspired space! Makes me wish I was a kid again...
Illustrator and advertising student Annika Bäckström was sweet enough to share with me this cute and imaginative stop-motion movie she created with fellow classmates Oscar Söderberg and Michael Sipos.
Annika says, "We wanted to show how we come up with ideas, and how we can make the world a bit more colorful with these ideas. Our goal is to be able to make advertising that comes from the heart, just so we can make people a bit more happy."
Go take a look!
Some crafty bits that are inspiring me at the moment:
Top: During my lunch breaks, recently, I've been re-watching old episodes of Friends and have noticed a cute granny square pillow in Monica's apartment. Inspired, I went searching for something similar on the net and found this pic of a handmade pillow by Tracey Jeffrey. Cute!
Bottom: Steffani K of Sew with Sass was rummaging through her mother's fabric stash and happened across a box of authentic vintage Liberty of London fabrics! What a beautiful array of colours and patterns.
