Manon Gignoux

Isn't the work of Manon Gignoux just divine? Each piece she hand crafts is unique, made of reused clothes and other bits & pieces she has collected. Everything she creates is so beautiful it is without words. You can check out more of her work here.

Previously read about here.

This Weeks Fancies

1. Wooden Gems from Rose & Radish 2. Restored Vintage Phone from Three Potato Four 3.Warm Butterfly print from Brain Storm 4. Fun Doily Clock from Etsy 5. Steelcase Yellow Couch from Fyndes 6.Dress from rosenbergcph 7. Wood & Glass Canisters from Merchant No. 4

Mustaches from Etsy

1. Really Bad Joke Drawing by Denise Ann Holmes 2. Black mustache key hook from Suddenly its Real 3. Mustache Hankie from avrilloreti.

4. Mustache Rocks Glasses from Bread and Bandger 5. Plustache from shannongerard 6. Incognito from Ashelyg

Terrarium Illustrations from a Print a Day

Happy Monday. How was everyone's weekend? Mine is still going! I have today off from school (thank you dead presidents!) and I am totally smitten with these enchanting and adorable terrarium illustrations from the ever lovely & talent filled blog A Print A Day. She's got some more so I recommend checking them out!

Enjoying these Two Prints & Happy Friday

Fungi & Ferns prints by Danna Ray. You can buy them at her etsy shop, groundwork and because of a lovely partnership with Trees for the Future, 10 trees will be planted with each purchase. Have a great weekend everyone, be back Monday!

Attractively Labeled Tea

I don't drink tea, I'm more of a coffee gal, but if I did it would be Dr. Stuart's extraordinarily good teas. I am such a sucker for these lovely labels.

Crazy Pencil Art by Jennifer Maestre

These fun and frankly down right creative sculptures are made out of colorful pointy pencils. The artist, Jennifer Maestre, got her inspiration from none other than the spiny sea urchin. To make them she takes hundreds of pencils, cuts them into 1-inch sections, drills a hole in each section to turn them into beads, sharpens them all and then sews them together. The finished product is some wildly prickly sculptures influenced by nature.
You can even own your very own modest spiky urchin sculpture. Just visit her over in her etsy shop.

Illustrations from Screech Owl Design

I have conquered my finals. But, unfortunately and inevitably, in the process of overpowering my evil exams, I have had a total brain melt down. I can't seem to function correctly and bright colors hurt my eyes which seem to have become Gollum sized orbs from studying in the wee hours of the dark solely by the light of a desk lamp. So these nice, color muted illustrations from screech owl design are just what my sensitized corneas need. Have a good weekend everybody. I'm going to go sleep forever.

Enchanting Little Sculptures from Etsy

Aren't these so fetching? I love the little hands that just seem to melt into the background. Very lovely. Visit Poodlebreath's Etsy Store to see more of these winsome porcelain creations.

Word(s) of the Day

Yeah, like Saturday. Thank the Lord almighty.
'Tomorrow Something Wonderful Will Happen' by Karin Akesson

Baby Snow Bears Print

Found this cutie created by Helen Acraman on her blog zukzuk. You can get this limited edition print in her etsy store.

Pencil Sets

Cool. Cool. Cool. Enough said.

Pencil Sets by Ghost Patrol

Crayon Sculptures (Repost from Miss Jane)

OK. Before I go into detail about this fabulous Artist and her work I have to give credit where credit is due. So a big THANK YOU! goes out to Sara Christine over at Miss Jane. She blogged about these guys a couple weeks ago and I got really excited and just had to repost them here.
These tiny and colorful crayon sculptures are from Diem Chau. Crayons have always been my favorite coloring method so I totally flipped when I saw these. Check out the detail on these guys. I love how she keeps part of the crayon wrapper on. It adds a bit of whimsy to each piece.

Creative. Novel. Supreme.

Word(s) of the Day

KEEP CALM AND HAVE A CUPCAKE by Everyday is a Holiday

'Bring back the routemaster.'

'Bring back the routemaster.' by Sarah King (Previously posted about here) from The Guardian .