Saturday, November 24, 2007

SOOP


Soop is an ID company that designs home and commercial products. I love these stackable rings. You can create your own landscape on you hand. Grab a tree, an animal, or others, check it out...

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

new things on etsy!


New things coming everyday!
check out my etsy site...12 linden

Friday, November 2, 2007

earthly delights

just a few things i found for any nature loving house... these bowls are by a group of women artists from canada- loyalloot. I absolutely love them and I want to get them for everyone I know. You have got to love a group full of women working together on art!!! Yeah!!!

Ferry Staverman creates wonderful tree-like structures for indoors and out.


These chairs are my favorite find of the week (by artist Lisa Jones) also check out her butterfly wing wall sculture.


Thursday, November 1, 2007

production work.



Finally... I've posted a few things on etsy!!! Yeah! I'm working on some small production pieces, I hope everyone will check them out. http://www.12linden.etsy.com/.

12 linden : eliza mundy designs






Saturday, October 27, 2007

soopajdelux






I've found a new favorite artist on etsy, SOOPAJDELUX.


I love the facial expressions and the angelic qualities. Check out her etsy page, she has a buy one get on free special until the end of the month.

Friday, October 26, 2007

games



I've always been a fan of playing games at home...cranium, battleship, and uno are a few of my favorites. But, the one game I was never good at was Scrabble.

My mom (as an english teacher) and my brother (just a really smart kid) were both scrabble wizards, but there I was spelling "cat" and/or "dog" at best. I've sort of given up my hopes of becoming a scrabble champ, but I found these pillows that would cheer up any game room.

love it!!!

Check out these faceted wooden logs in Todd Oldhams house. I love it!!!

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

ahh....

I don't know where this is...but it's where I want to be.

Sunday, October 21, 2007

paper vs. plastic

There has always been a great debate over whether it is better for the environment to use paper or plastic bags. I'm going to give you my opinion... Neither are better, use cloth!!! Yes, I am one of those girls who goes to Whole Foods with my cloth re-usable bags. Sometimes I wonder whether it is worth it, but today I read a disturbing statistic that reassures me in my bag decision making.

In the latest WOMEN'S HEALTH magazine, it is stated that "satellite images show a floating patch of garbage in the middle of the Pacific Ocean that's twice the size of Texas." It has been proven that most of the waste comes from the use of plastic bags. "Americans use 60,000 plastic bags every 5 seconds."

Here are a couple of my favorite cloth finds. Check your local grocery store for others. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Roots Market, and Super Fresh all have their own options.

progress


Ok, I know I have been saying for awhile now that I have been busy in the studio (which I have). But I figured I would show some of the progress I've been making with a few production lines. I'm hoping to get a handful done in the next few days.
Keep and eye out on my etsy page, hopefully in the next few weeks I will have many items to choose from.

congratulations

A BIG congratulations go out to my roommates Jon and Chandra who got married this weekend. The weather cleared up and yielded a beautiful autumn day. It couldn't have been more perfect. Also a big thanks to my good friend Liz who helped me put together all of the floral arrangements and bouquets. For our first time, I think we did a damn good job. If things don't work out in the jewelry business, I guess I could always fall back on the floral arranging. HA!

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

fabulous fungus

I know, I admit it...I'm a dork. (and that's right, I used the word dork.) Whenever I have some free time, I enjoy picking up some of my old textbooks and reading up. I know it sounds silly, but you may see me at anytime reading biology, chemistry, or even a vocabulary book. I refuse to be an adult who knows less than their 10 year old neighbor.

Anyway...last week I was catching up on some BIO 101 when I found this awesome picture. I know it's fungus, but it's fabulous. I love the lace-like pattern.