Specimental Jewelry

Amazing "Specimental" jewelry by Canadian artist Laura Treloar.  

visit her Etsy shop here

Next Level Friendship Bracelet

This is some serious macrame.  And the colors are spot on.

Visit Amira Jewelry on Etsy here

Shop Love @Revu.

While perusing the calivintage tumblr the other day I came across this great little French based boutique that offers a thoughtfully selected vintage collection.

visit Revu. here

The Desert Child

Way into this.

see more from The Desert Child here

Rainbow Sherbet @UNIF

Love UNIF!

Get it here

Garnett Jewelry @NeedSupply Summer lookbook

This lookbook is screaming SUMMER to me.  I love the photography- a little grainy and very pre-digital era feeling.  Makes me a little nostalgic!  Also thrilled to see our Zapotec Necklace and Kahlo Bib Necklace made the cut.

Check out the Need Supply Summer lookbook here

Cats And Whatnot @WeAreKoshka

Quirky animal pins from Haupia.

via Koshka

Not So Basics

New finds at La Garconne

via La Garconne

Where I Want To Be

field of daisies

photo by Aela Labbe via her Etsy shop here

The Hotness

Handmade Australian lingerie line Hopeless.  Love the styling as well.

via Hopeless on Etsy

Honey Colored Frames

Love these!

via Back Thennish Vintage on Etsy

Smitten by @Pursenboots

We love us some Purse n' Boots.  Bet you couldn't tell.

Check out the fabulous Purse n' Boots here

Getting (Made In) Faro

One of the most rewarding things for me as a designer is seeing one of my pieces being enjoyed by someone.  I came across this blog post on (Made In) Faro recently and must say it made my day!  I'm embarrassed to say I can't really understand what she is saying (it's in French), but judging from the pictures I think she's into it.  And I love her tank, which I'm pretty sure she made herself!

Check out the post "DIY & Garnett" here

Check out (Made In) Faro here

Getting The Job Done @SidneyAndSons

I love a good tote bag and there doesn't seem to be a shortage of companies offering their take on the it.  My latest find is Sidney and Sons.  They have a small shop on Etsy with simple styles in heavy duty canvas with leather details and all their bags are made in New York City.  What sets these guys apart from so many I have seen lately is that they are committed to keeping their bags clean and simple in design and material.  They aren't trying to reinvent the wheel here.  They are just focused on making durable, canvas bags that will last, at a fair and reasonable price.  The only frills to be found here (if these can be considered frills) are the specially selected heavy duck canvases, hand chosen rivets and vegetable dyed leathers.  These are serious bags for getting the job done.

Visit Sidney and Sons on Etsy here