Dream Bedroom

You may remember my bedroom theme Pretty Discoveries post last week. Well I'm still dreaming of prettying up my bedroom and I'm loving these items from Urban Outfitters...

www.urbanoutfitters.com

Birthday Wishlist

With my birthday coming up, I've been trying to resist the urge to go shopping for myself. I've been hating my wardrobe lately and realized the other day that it's been *cough*a few years!*cough* since I've actually gone clothes shopping. I'll admit that while I dream of having pretty clothes, I hate having to go shopping. I'm generally picky and nine times out of ten, the one item that I love is conveniently the most expensive item in the store. And with my part time/ freelance job, I never have that much extra spending money.

I'm excited for my birthday this year, because my mom and I are planning a shopping date together. I love going shopping with my mom because she is really good at finding things that I would normally overlook or not think to consider trying on. I've been doing a lot of window shopping online and thought I'd share some of my 'birthday wishlist' favorites.

modcloth.com

modcloth.com

modcloth.com

shopruche.com

freepeople.com

freepeople.com

Feather & Webb

Thanks so much to Feather & Webb for including my God's Eye Pin in her $10 and Under Gift Guide! Head over to her blog to check out her awesome collection of cool gift ideas.


ps. Today is the last day to place an order from my shop and have it shipped in time for Christmas ♥

Back to School

Even though I am no longer a student, I still love the back-to-school theme. When I was a kid the end of summer vacation meant back-to-school shopping with my mom and I loved shopping for new school supplies. To this day, the thought of a brand new spiral notebook, a fresh yellow pencil, or unopened box of markers makes me all giddy. (Is that wierd?)

Anyhoo.. Since Labor Day has come and gone, I thought I'd share with you some of my favorite school-themed items. Enjoy!




Alphabet Paperclips by Stephen Reed:

Pencil Tips by Schooled:

Fill-in-the-Blank Calling Cards by The Softest Forest:

Wednesday Inspiration: Pillows!

I love decorative pillows, even though I have no room for them in my life right now. Lately I've been dreaming of these...



By Jonathan Adler. Found via (Fly)

By Eristotle. Found via (Modish)

By My Imaginary Boyfriend. Found via (Craft)



By Love, California. Found via (Kate&Oli)

I also love making pillows too! Check out some that I have made here, here and here.

Dreaming of Summer...

How much better would summer be if I had this in my backyard?!

by Marimekko. Found via Oh, Joy Blog

I want I want I want

Check out more at Neverland Collective

I wish I had...

Crayola Color Explosion 3D!


You draw with these special markers while wearing 3D glasses to make your drawing look 3D!!! Sounds amazing. If anyone wants to buy me a birthday present, this is it!

(And SOME people didn't believe me when I told them this existed :-P )

I am in LOVE with this...

A customized "camp" themed stationary set. By PH Design Shop

Found via Simple Song

I wish I had...

these shoes.


But how do I buy shoes online when I have what they call "wide" feet? I would be so sad to order these and have them not fit.
via ALDO

Happy Forever

via Happy Roses
I would be happy forever if anyone bought me roses like these.

An Awesome Book

I just ran across this amazing artist and writer, Dallas Clayton. He's just published his first book called, "An Awesome Book," which I immediately pre-ordered. I am very inspired by the youthful whimsy of his work. You can view his book here.

Villainess Soaps

Ok, so I stumbled across this company at NOTCOT.ORG and instantly fell in love. Their branding and package design are absolutely rockin'. Check this shit out!


From Villainess Soaps: “Our catchphrase is “redefining bad.” We’re also taking significant steps to redefine the way skincare is formulated, manufactured and marketed. We love gentle, environmentally conscious, and animal-friendly components as much as anyone. But we’re not interested in helping perpetuate false dichotomies or marketing ploys.”