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05-09-2008 | 02:50 PM EST | 0 Comments
The set has six cards in it, each featuring a distinct little creature from the Vinila collection. Among the six are 'D' (who says "a little bit of bad is good"), Bella ("a gentle creature with a brilliant imagination"), and Puff (who "only eats organic and is a passionate activist. His mission is the propagation of everything cute and you're going to hear about it!"). Part of the fun with these cards, though, is that they come with little speech bubbles that you can fill in yourself to make the card say whatever you want. Very useful! 05-07-2008 | 09:12 PM EST | 0 Comments
The Zakka Wooden Box is made by craftpudding, and it's available on Etsy. The listing says that you can choose from several designs (including a rabbit or a cup of coffee or a tree), but I liked the little girl and birdie the best. The box is only 1 5/8" by 2 1/4", but don't let its size fool youit has a big personality to make up for it. Rolling Pin Recipe Card Holder 05-07-2008 | 08:36 PM EST | 0 Comments
I don't normally expect to finds things like this on Amazon, but that's where I ran across this little rolling pin. From Portland, Oregon, it's made out of birch wood and has some very quaint red handlesjust like an old-fashioned rolling pin. I like that it's a little old-school and I think it's going to look great with the recipe cards...plus, it's only $2.95. Little Birdies Sticky Note Pad 05-05-2008 | 09:30 PM EST | 0 Comments
Created by a designer called Ghost Bassist on Shana Logic, the pads are 3" x 3" and they come with 50 stickies. At $6.00 a pad, they're definitely more expensive than the standard yellow ones, but sometimes a little extra money is worth it. 05-03-2008 | 12:37 AM EST | 0 Comments
I found these at a store called room 6, and on their site, they say that all five bags fit into a pouch that'll fit into a glove compartment. It also says that they're big and strong enough to replace two plastic grocery bags, so if you take all five bags, that should handle a fairly big shopping trip. Also, the Envirosax website says that it "uses renewable and recyclable products where possible, and is committed to operating on ecologically sustainable principles." I know that using reusable bags is a small step, but every little thing helps. |
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