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1920s Art Deco ~0.57ct European Cut Diamond (G-H / VS1) Ring,
~0.12ctw European and Single Cut Diamond Side Stones, Platinum, $3350
When you make holiday cards, you start listening to carols in the summer, watching taped holiday specials before halloween and are generally burned out on Christmas cheer by the time December rolls around. Now that we’re starting to seethe light at the end of the tunnel of cardstock, I can start focusing on the actual holidays. First step, purchasing a purple glitter camel to be our mini nativity (i almost purchased glitter Jesus, but that just seemed wrong). Welcome to our glittery, peacock feather and tinsel filled home Mr. Camel!
i used to adore getting a fresh box of crayons, so i could admire the neat, pointy, colorful rows in it. i absolutely loved that sesame street segment that showed the orange crayons being made.
suffice to say i am slightly obsessed with artist christian faur’s crayon pixel portraits. awesome.
via.
i:
find bicycles aesthetically pleasing.
generally dislike cyclists.
love rocking chairs.
so this is pretty much perfect for me. via thedesignblog.
how to convince a jury you are capable of successfully selling craft goods at a holiday fair without actual photo evidence of prior experience.
it’s that time of year again…having spent the past few weekends holed up in sissy’s apartment with the christmas music blasting (while others trick-or-treated outside the window!), we’re finally getting the new holiday cards up on our etsy site. have a spare minute? check ‘em out!
While everyone was out celebrating halloween, sissy and I were hibernating inside and working away for the december holidays. Here’s a look at one of our new sets.
After the work was done we headed to the brooklyn flea for some tacos, lobster rolls and inspiration and then frolicked around town with friends. Highlight of the day: our first it’s-it.
