This is my daily collection of noteworthy stuff that I saw online.
+ Look at the adorable Wee Girl made by graphic designer Nicole Balch, the owner of stationery studio Pink Loves Brown. If you wish to try making your own, refer to the detailed pictures of the making of this 3-inch doll. I would like to have one. Maybe Nicole can start selling those. Via Making It Lovely
+ In her 10 Etsy Faves for September, Holly Becker introduced Farmstead Organics, a family farm that produces all natural herbal and goat milk soaps. Save some money and go for the family pack. Via Simply Stated
+ I crave for stylish storage solutions. In Hide and Chic, the UK magazine Easy Living shows us clever cover-ups, hide-it-all-boxes for the entryway, and how to work these walls in the laundry room. Via Morning’s Light
+ Learn some tricks of the trade to lower the cost of hosting a party at an upscale restaurant from Alison Hotchkiss of Alison Events. And get inspired by the details of a fresh and warm rehearsal dinner party at Norma’s restaurant of The Parker Hotel. Via Style Me Pretty
+ Stop wondering which apples to use for applesauce, pies and cobblers, salads and sandwiches, savory cooking or for a healthy snack and print the guide for fall apples produced by Real Simple. It is available as a pdf document.
Judith HoSang
September 8, 2008 at 18:33Thanks for sharing. I’m all about soaps these days. I find Etsy a little overwhelming…too many choices sometimes. But soap and candles are my new obsession.
At Home with Kim Vallee
September 8, 2008 at 21:39Judith: I know what you mean about Etsy. That is why I share the sellers with products to my liking.