Etsy is featuring elephants on their homepage today, and as longtime fan of Dumbo I couldn’t help but take a peek! Jelene from South Carolina makes these classy minipop paintings: think Andy Warhol meets cute.
For your one-stop cute shopping needs this holiday season, I recommend you check out Bettyjoy! They carry an eclectic variety of 100% handmade crafts from toys to jewelry and housewares. Above: lots of bunnies, kitties, doggies and more of your favorite animals are available in plush form. I really love the quizzical look of black [...]
It’s hard to pass up crafts that make me laugh – the Fishcakes Store is run by the delightfully goofy Voz, and is chock full of offbeat animals and monsters.
Just a quick post as the turkey and stuffing are calling to me: these cute Tea for One Sets come with a Teapot and Cup that are lovely when stacked. Each stoneware set comes with a cup, teapot and saucer. A gentle reminder for those of you already feeling the effects of turkey coma: the [...]
Miss Alison sells playfully colored wallets, handbags and belts – all constructed out of vinyl with nice stitching accents. Most of her items feature velcro or zip-top closures which makes it oh-so-convenient to carry your loose change and little bitties around.
As a child, artist and designer Ashley dreamed of little creatures and animals living in her backyard. She continues to draw much of her creative inspiration from these childhood memories–as she puts it, “What you’re happiest doing at five is what you will be happiest doing your entire life.”
I’ve had the pleasure of previously talking to arts’n’crafty mum Jhoanna Aranez of One Red Robin, and I mean it when I say she produces some of the most unique work I have ever seen. Above: beautiful mixed-media collages are one of her specialties; sequins and jewels glitter on a bed of fabric and decorative [...]
Via peek keep: Anne Black’s porcelain bowls, cups and saucers are what I would call “minimalist cute”. They’re mostly colored white but with just a few small touches “peeking” through.
Urban Outfitters has some really beautiful wall decor on their website, many of them available online only. My favorites are their attractive vinyl stickers that you can reposition before they set. Even tokidoki has its heart and crossbones thrown in the mix, although I prefer the more structured floral hybrid pattern (bottom-right picture).
I love the fresh and playful nature of Cocoakoala’s work. Available on everything from porcelain cups to rings and pocket mirrors, she uses varnished permanent decals which can be washed gently with soapy water.
