My current favorite blog is Little Green Notebook. I love it. It enchants me. Jenny’s projects are incredible. She is savvy and thrifty and creative and amazingly talented! Every time there is a new post I can’t wait to devour it. There is always something amazing to see. The image below is from her recent…
To make a long story very short, Happy Halloween from a Pirate, a Monkey in a Banana Tree, a Sleepy Co-worker, a Scrabble Board and her Missing Pieces, a Sock Hopper, Rachel Ray, a Very Sad Longhorn Fan (because they lost to OSU), and Miley Cyrus!
Janet Hill‘s charming interpretation of a party tabletop would go perfectly in the Whitney English offices. I would love to have one of her originals!
I don’t know why, but little critters charm me. These mice are darling and sweet and happy, aren’t they? They would make sweet nursery decor for a shadow box or wall shelf.
Love these small plates from John Derian. I think a collection of these would be so fun! You could pull out all these for halloween–the skull and cross bones could double as a preppy motif for non-seasonal decorating.
One of my favorite things to do this time of year is start scouting the next year’s desk calendars. Ilee has come out with an exquisite, luxurious little work of art in a desk calendar. The letterpress work is topped off with handpainted details–truly scrumptious. The 2010 version does not disappoint. Available at Etsy.
Thanks to KAG over at Monograms & Martinis and Lemon Tree Paperie, we’re offering another fabulous Whitney English giveaway! This is a darling set of our preppiest offerings–personalized Calling Cards, foldover Note Cards, one of our signature Note Sheets on Clipboard, and in it’s first giveaway ever, a personalized Candle! (Have we mentioned that we…
I most definitely need this weekender bag from Death and Texas. First of all, don’t you love that name? Secondly, how can you resist the ticking/leather contrast? Doesn’t it remind you of a great Pottery Barn room? And last but not least, doesn’t it just scream “Take me to the Hamptons!”? P.S. I have a…
The images on the Tula Pink blog are savory, detailed, and inspirational.
