My friend brought me flowers for my birthday. The flowers were arranged very traditionally in a vertical arrangement. I re-cut the flowers and put them in this fish bowl that I got from Goodwill. Now they feel more casual and relaxed.
I took the photo with the ShakeItPhoto app. It makes the pictures you take with your iPhone look like they were taken with a Polaroid.
I started following Textile Futures Research Center and Dezeen on Vimeo.
oops. impulse purchase. i bought a bag of fabric scraps from lotta jansdotter.
Gah. This is one of those things that makes me wish I could quit my day job and make upcycled things all day.
It is a custom piece by jipsi boho living on etsy.
How cool is this company? I know, right. So inspirational! A representative from Poly Recovery will speak at Digital Portsmouth 7: The Art of Making on Thursday, February 21st at the Music Hall Loft.
UPDATE: Here is an article on John Pelech, Founder and CEO at Poly Recovery. Interesting read.
This is my style inspiration for Spring 2013. I have a version of this army coat already. I got it second hand for like $12.00. The cat tank is by Leah Goren. I kinda want cat motifs on everything –like this bag. I have two pairs of black tapered jeans. I got both of them second hand and then hemmed them to skimmer length. I got these boots via Zappos. Shoes are the thing that I can’t buy second hand. The earrings are from the etsy shop — My So Called Vintage. The jeans image is via The Chanel Charade. You can find similar style shots on my jam style pinterest board.
I got dressed quickly this morning but I like how the colors, patterns and textures spoke to each together. #librarianchic
My little Alex made cake pops. I made a video.
Inspired by this post and this video.
I can’t believe I’ve never heard of project repat before. They are only an hour South of me. I especially admire their jobs with dignity program.
