Replica of Thoreau’s cabin in Walden.
via jez burrows lovely blog woods.
Enjoying the last few days of the year
with family and much needed rest.
Thank you internet friends for supporting
our shop and reading our blog.
Happy holidays from us!
-janet + stu
We got over two feet of snow! They closed the public schools for the week already and the federal government is closed tomorrow. DC doesn’t do snow.
They’re predicting a lot of snow here in the DC area starting tomorrow night. Stocking up on milk and searching for our sled and snow suits. Maybe we’ll get enough to make an igloo and/or snowfort? We will see.
the scout recently twittered about visiting a new restaurant called “the loading dock” at 170 tillary in brooklyn. 170 tillary was the building stu and i lived in while in brooklyn. the freight elevators were the same ones i used to haul groceries and little holly in.
so cool to see the loading dock transformed to this sweet space which we’ve heard serves some amazing tacos.
photos above via nymag
photos below are our own.
I would like to be a Jedi.
Playing games and eating candy.
Some beautiful images and profound words from a lovely Australian online mag called Papier Mache.
there’s an awesome giveaway going on over at grainedit. two prints from our shop are included in this holiday giveaway – click here for details. hurry, winner will be announced on friday, dec. 18th.
The First Snow by Reid Carrescia
“I looked out the window late this afternoon to see the rain turned to snow…”
Philly looks beautiful with snow, doesn’t it?
Love assorting paper for our Paper Packs.
Adding these sweet amazing stamps to packs I’m making right now.
-j
A behind-the-scenes documentation of installations from natural history museums by photographer Richard Barnes. From his monograph entitled Animal Logic.
via sub-studio
happy weekend!!
