Why don’t people do more things like this? I love it! Artist Posterchild turned this abandoned newspaper box into a planter, with the help of a couple pieces of wood! There are so many empty newspaper boxes around Philly – I think we need some flowers for them! Click here for better pictures.
Via Craftzine.
May, 2009
recycle that newspaper box!
May 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
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shelton walsmith
May 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
Aren’t these paintings by Shelton Walsmith lovely? I really love the colors and the abstract feel. Be sure to check out his website – all of his work is really good! I would have put every painting he has in this post if I could have!
Via Dear Ada.
- lizzy says:
these are so nice
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wrapped yarn
May 27th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
There’s something really appealing about these yarn wrapped beads – I don’t know if it’s just that they are so whimsical and tiny, or the colors, or what! They’re made by Maria Cavallero of Argentina, who has many more of these little charmers on her Etsy – take a look if you feel so inclined!
I saw these on Love Forever.
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yellena
May 26th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
I’m really into these intricate pen and ink drawings by Yellena James – they’re so detailed and organic! Like landscapes within themselves… See more here.
Via Beautiful/Decay.
- Jen says:
sheesh its about time you featured this chick shes amazing! and shes all over etsy i like her designs for my desktop background
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homemade sheep crackers
May 26th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
One of Design*Sponge’s guest bloggers, (I can’t figure out who,) made these adorable sheep crackers at home! Aren’t they totally awesome?! She was kind enough to post a how-to as well, be sure to check it out!
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- Bob says:
These are great for the kids, they just love them. Thanks
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rapture
May 26th, 2009 / Posted by fpgirl / Permalink
I really love these crazy drawings by James Roper! There is so much happening in them! These are from a set called Rapture, but if you’re into them you should definitely check out the work on the rest of his site, as he has lots of work where he experiments with color and lines in a similar way. Fun stuff!
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- rebecca says:
ohhh…i really love these- I would love to hang a series of them in my bathroom!
That’s terrific!
I am totally in love with this idea! Guerilla gardening at it’s finest!