
Some lovely ladies in print form over at My Folklover, by Melbourne artist Catherine Campbell.



See even more featured on the 2011 Folklover calendar.




See even more featured on the 2011 Folklover calendar.

Todd Oldham's Charley Harper: An Illustrated Life. I've professed my love for Charley Harper's work on here before and now that this glorious book has been out for a couple of years, it is finally on the affordable side. Want to revel in all of Harper's lovely mid-century nature illustrations!

Currently drooling over the Unruly Things, blog of Alyson Graves Brown, a graphic designer and letterpress printer from Portland. She shares a beautifully chosen collection of apparel, home, and paper goods that lately have been making me crave a cozy Portland weekend in floral tights, military jackets, and ankle boots.



The Fancy Lamb on etsy is one of the best spots I have found for what they call "reinvented vintage goods". From typewriters and cameras to dishes to rubber stamps, they have a great variety of vintage that seems to be in really good shape. Well curated with an obviously discerning eye for the best of retro, this should be a go to shop for anyone looking for an oldie but goodie.

I was just telling Jessica yesterday that I have been on this hunt locally for good jewelry. Something simple and wearable everyday that includes no birds charms (I have plenty) and is modern and original (I also have more than enough vintage inspired wares). SO you can imagine my delight when I stumbled upon this today: the magnus necklace on stone&honey. This necklace is so so perfect in two ways. First, it is exactly what I have been looking for in terms of style- and I really lean more towards gold jewelry over silver. Second, Magnus was the name of my late bunny who we recently lost. You may be a bit confused, as we always referred to Magnus as Maggie, but he was indeed a little boy bunny. Either way, I would so love to wear this necklace as a tribute to my sweet rabbit babe and feel super stylish while doing so.
Though lately I have been living in plaid, cardigans, wool socks and my moccasins- today I found myself drooling over these super frilly and feminine pieces by etsy shop Ouma. Perfect for a wedding, holiday party, or daytime carnival- just lovely.