The crafty workspace of Emma Lamb. I try to stick to office and workspaces that are not specific to art-making or craft but maybe I’m starting to broaden my horizons. I like new top on the old wooden desk and the lace trim added to the shelves. Dreamy and sweet.
(via emma lamb)
Sylvan Townaround Pencil Bicycle at Interbike. Talk about combining two of my loves into one object!
(by Lovely Bicycle!)
Use Google maps to create a personalized envelope. Read the comments for details on how to orient the map in order to get this to work even if your letter is traveling from east to west or south to north.
(via Craziest Gadgets)
The Le Pen is a total guilty pleasure for me. I remember in my pre-teens I discovered Le Pen and much to the displeasure of my school teacher’s insisted in writing all my homework and papers in one of the more flamboyant colors as teeny, tiny as I possibly could. I’ve noticed a resurgence of interest and enthusiasm around the Le Pen lately so I thought it was time for me to come out of the pencil box, so to speak. At a mere $1.25 each, these 0.3mm, acid-free, smudgeproof, microfine markers are little gems worth sharing. Available in over a dozen colors from tried-and-true red, black and blue to lively orchid and teal. Keep your eyes peeled and grab one when you get a chance. I’ve seen them at Paper Source and Papyrus in the past couple weeks or you can get them online.
(via BLICK art materials)
Just a desk and a bit of flat surface creates a space for bills and writing letters, this one was made from an old cabinet, a stool and a plank of wood.
(via niceroom from my 2nd life)
Beautifully recycled junk mail envelopes with a safety pattern are reversed and sealed with washi tape in contrasting patterns.
(by Eco_Monster)
These beautiful wooden envelope templates can be used to create your own envelopes. The large template is sold out but the small is available for $11.
(via Paper Pastries)
