obsessed.
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After much thinking, sketching and research(ing) we’ve settled on our next additions to our etsy shop.
You’ll be pleased to know that pom poms will be added in one way or another to the shop.
Eventually – as in not in the year 2010 – pom pom trimmed drapes will be added. But for now you’ll see bunting (small and big) and scarves adorned with sweet pom poms.
We’ll also be adding fabric flower pins for men and women, oh and shoes too!
There will other accessories as well, like handmade recycled notepads, and hostess gifts like handmade kitchen towels.
New necklaces will be added, with lots of layering and mixed textures. You’ll make a statement in any one of them, for sure. You can also count on handpicked vintage items you’re bound to love.
What else would you like to see added to the shop?
The new Twitter promises to be “an easier, faster, richer experience.” The new interface is being randomly rolled out to users over the next few weeks. Twitter will be adding two columns. The left side will be your usual stream of content, and the right side column will be for the left’s content. (So when you click a multimedia link, let’s say a picture, it will be displayed in the right side column.)
The best part of the new features? Twitter’s promotional video for the roll out. Sure, it is an attempt to evoke a sense of what the new Twitter will be like. The concept is that it will be everywhere, and everything will be integrated.
Here is my challenge to you: watch the video twice. The first time, let the promo do what it intends to do. After you watch the video, scroll down for the second part of my challenge to you.
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The second time, think about the video and its elements in terms of the broader idea of social media – what is it, how it functions and its place in pop culture.
For example, consider when the person pulls a bottle of wine off the shelf and it has a Twitter logo on it. This is just one of the many lines drawn that illustrates the correlation between the bigger ideas and goals of social media and the individual. Afterall, research has shown that we take what our friends say as gospel. We trust our friends (or followers, or fans) to dispense news, recommendations, and overall to capture the world around us.
What do you think?
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if you’ve been wandering around the iconic design milk, elle decor south africa, oh hello friend and apartment therapy blogs, you are bound to have run into miss katie thompson of recreate.
you’ll have a moment of “that’s awesome,” which turns to, “i could do that,” which ultimately turns into, “okay, i so couldn’t do that.”
katie breathes new life into her pieces, with unexpected twists and turns and ultimately a to-die-for sense of creativity.
check out some of her work – what do you think?
the trends we love for fall interiors as we think about taking our rooms out of summer and into fall:
what trends are you planning to try out for the fall?
images 1 and 2 via delight by design, images 3-8 via lonny mag.
we discovered the incredibly talented duo, laura and marian, the geniuses behind McGown and McClain, this afternoon.
we wish we could create such incredible pieces for our upcoming etsy shop (only a few more weeks!).
check out our gotta-have-it picks.
what do you think?
love McGowand and McClain? enter jewelry whore’s giveaway here!
images via a perfect gray, greige, this is glamorous, and absolutely beautiful things. click on individual images for original posts.
as self-proclaimed literary snobs, we’ve never been able to resist the ever mysterious e.e. cummings. from his lower case letters to his free form poetry, e.e. has had us wrapped around his fingers since 1997.
read our favorite poem, you shall above all things, here.
a few years ago, we discovered a collection of the poet’s pieces of art and were immediately enchanted. it seems that any writer’s whose work feels tortured is also an artist, in the conventional sense.
what do you think of e.e.’s works? are you under his spell, too?
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