Have you seen this scrapbook Jane Campion has compiled from bits and pieces of her film Bright Star?
It is an interesting look at some of the little bits it took to make the film.
I could (and have!) spent a lot of time digging through the site.
Thanks to joiebutter's twitter for the tip!
I've recently become a big fan of Marie Emily and the simple (looking) clothing she creates for herself. This set is filled with her classic creations.
I know that with sewing-it is easier said than done-and she's got a knack for creating beautiful, everyday wearables.
You can check out her big cartel shop, her personal website and her flickr here.
All right, guys.
I know it is January, but I am dreaming of sun dresses and picnics. These numbers from Nadinoo Boutique are pretty much perfect. Did I mention they use Liberty Fabrics? Yup...
I'm thinking that I need to just order some fabric from here, go take a class here and make myself something already.
It's time.
Thank you, Jen, for the link to Nadinoo.
(But can I just say this? I will be happy when those silly head dress things fall out of fashion. they.are.not.cute.in.real.life.)
(from the top: first two images from something's hiding in here, the next two images are from rifle design, the fifth image from spin spin, and the last image is of forest bound's goods by simple tess)
In a couple weeks I'm headed to Rochester, New York to participate in Second Storie Indie Market. It's going to be a lovely market full of artists and crafters. If you are nearby, you should check it out!
Right now I am gathering together all of the wares I'm going to be selling. I've also been brainstorming about how to set up my table. The images above are very inspiring to me-I could look at displays all day! Do you have an images or display ideas to share?
I know that everyone and their dog has blogged about the Jewels of New York-but seriously, how yummy does this food look?
I'm going to be flying on Thanksgiving day (to go to Second Storie Indie Market!) so I am planning a pre-Thanksgiving feast and using these photos as inspiration.
photo credit from the top: Jen of Simply Photo
One of the biggest thrills to me is getting a pretty package in the mail.
Never ceases to make me happy!
I adore the home made feel these packages have-they are simple and beautiful.
My friend Summer just posted some great postal goodies that are ready to buy and of course, Alyson's new shop is rad...
Right now my brain is full of ideas of how to use stuff I already have, we shall see.
Happy Sunday!