Time Teller, Nixon, 69 Euros, at FNAC
Nixon whip headphones, 35 Euros, FNAC
Nixon trooper headphones, 59.90 Euros, at FNAC
Nixon Master Blaster headphones, 199.90 Euros, at FNAC
Images courtesy of FNAC. Nixon products also available here.
Lately all the baby-related photos I have come across all have an element of fantasy and fairy tale. Last month I posted about this castle bunk-bed and today I bring you Petit Tresor’s carriage crib. With a price tag of $15 000 perhaps it is best reserved for royalty?
A baby crib that is fit for a little princess
Frost White Ink is a shimmery white pigment ink perfect for stamping. $6.61, at Stampin' Up!
With the fall season breezing in this month I’m proposing a white stamping option for your paper projects.
I’ve had a thing for stamps since I was but yay tall (as they say) and my stamps are still kicking around in a shoebox, waiting for a fresh coat of shimmery white ink to modernize their rubber faces.
As it turns out, white ink can be hard to find and I was delighted to stumble upon Stampin’ Up!‘s Frost White pigment ink (pictured, top). I really like the idea of using white ink instead of coloured ink because:
1. White ink will look fab on coloured paper.
2. White ink will add a certain texture and sheen to white card stock.
3. I love white.
I’m also coveting some new additions to my informal stamp collection. Here are my best picks for fall’s paper projects:
Woodgrain rubber stamp, $13.95 at Paper Source
Bird trio stamp set, $15.95 for three stamps at Paper Source
Oak leaf stamp, $8.00 at Paper Source
Pinecone rubber stamp, $5.50 at Paper Source
If you’re thinking of going all-out with fall’s lovely warm colours, might we propose this fall colour wheel (which includes a white ink pad- of course.)
Colorbox inkpad, $16.95 at Paper Source.
Images courtesy of Stampin’ Up! and Paper Source.
I was recently introduced to the lovely Heyday Design, owned by Vancouver artist Claire Madill and I’m impressed (thanks Christine!). These white porcelain creations are all about modern Canadiana!
Large beaver jar, $85, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
Detail of Beaver jar, $85, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
Small Canadian jewel jar, $36 each, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
Nursette jar, $18, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
Extra large Imperial Crown jar, $125, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
I have a growing collection of glass Imperial crown jars so I’m definitely a fan of the white version above. Claire creates these jars from a slipcast using a mold made in-studio from the original glass version (some courtesy of her nanna – sweetness!). And the fun doesn’t stop there – Claire has a line of accessories as well. Have a look at these earrings:
Wing earrings, $52, Heyday Design by Claire Madill
Images courtesy of Heyday Design.
