Robo-cake

Yesterday was Sally's birthday so I thought I would celebrate the occasion by baking my first ever cake!**not from mix or with help from my mum when I was 8
Its a Robot.

stopframe. papercut.

This stopframe music video for Josh Ritter used over 12,000 pieces of paper with no effects added – pretty impressive!

via Quipsologies

Organizing Jars.

I love this. The dymo labels, Organizing, and even how they are photographed so lovely via Loved despite great faults.

Maddie On Things

Described as a supper serious project about Dogs and Physics - Maddie On Things is… well… a dog called Maddie standing on things - brilliant!

Nikita Nomberz

Excellent work from Russion street artist Nikita Nomberz. Check him out here.

Respectable Gifts.

Dear John, 

Its my birthday at the end of the month! 

cheekily yours Sally x

This bag that may be for boys from Wood and Faulk a lovely shop of hand made leather goods.

This little beauty from Old Faithful Shop.

A good ol' spool of bakers twine from Brook Farm General Store wouldn't go a miss.

Self explanatory. Madewell.

A Merchant and Mills sewing kit with nothing i really need but all so very beautifully packaged. 

An enamelware lunch box. because i am enamel obsessed from Kaufmann-Mercantile.

Scissor Envy.

So very envious of this scissor collection. This whole space actually is really pretty loverly.

This is the studio of textile designer Lotta Anderson.

Via Design Sponge.

Birds of Australia.

I love pictures and drawings of birds however Im real scared of them in real life.

I have an internal struggle with my patriotism for two countries, one heavily bias because of  love from a certain boy, but i would happily leap to eithers defence. But the nostalgia for australian wildlife wins this time.

It was especially fun teaching the mister all the names for the plants and birds we saw on our recent visit. Want to know what a Poinciana or Jacaranda looks like ask him.

Top poster from the National Library of Australia.

Bottom print by Cake with Giants.