Donna Wilson Knit Mini Blanket: Rose and Radish
I found this knit blanket by Donna Wilson a few weeks ago at Rose and Radish & thought I had let it go, but I can't stop thinking about it, it makes me so happy.
All-in-One House: The Wooden Wagon
Aha! Appeal to the toddler's innate sense of organization and order with this imaginative nested furniture and house set designed by Kaefer of Germany.
2009© Periwinkle Bloom
The new issue of Small Magazine was published today and I've spent hours pouring over it and clicking every possible link. One of the items I found that took my breath away was this pair of trunks from Periwinkle Bloom. Organic cotton, hand sewn, with buttons, I'm tempted to tag this image as "art" because, isn't it?
© 2009 Whitney Van Ness | The Purl Bee
If you like to knit & are not yet familiar with the Purl Bee, Purl SoHo's knitting blog, you will love their feed because the projects presented are always inspiring yet accessible. Yesterday's post is called Three Great Baby Sweaters: The three baby sweater projects shown were all carefully researched and chosen for baby friendliness by Whitney Van Ness (whom we love because her son is called Bear), a painter, knitter, & author of the column Whit Knits on the Purl Bee. Enjoy!
Gnome Dolls: The Green Egg
Niedźwiedź was overjoyed to find these handmade dolls at The Green Egg, a shop that opened recently in our adjacent village, and even more thrilled to realise they are available online as well. Made from new and vintage fabric.
Duck Duck Goose by Alec Thibodeau: Ink Ape
Duck Duck Goose is Alec Thibodeau's first print of 2009, and Niedźwiedź believes he's off to a great start, "duck! Duck!". Know for his letterpress series Goes to Show You What a Moon Can Do... Alec is also a master screenprinter, minicomic & graphic novel maker based in Providence Rhode Island (What Cheer!).
Imagination Poster circa 1960: Three Potato Four.
I don't know why am posting this gorgeous poster when Niedźwiedź himself wants it and there are only 4 left at Three Potato Four, but I love their shop & and the opportunity to share is good for the heart. This is an original poster from the 1960s designer Lucia Pearce with a quotation from Maria Montessori the founder of the Montessori philosophy of education.
I must love you.
Baby Foot Print by Marlies von Soden, 2006: MoMA Store A unique & thoughtful gift for the parent(s) of a new baby, the box is filled with impression foam which will capture the shape & texture of the baby's feet!
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