I came across this little oddity while out at the River Market Antique Mall in Kansas City this weekend. It is a miniature suitcase with cards and divider tabs inside. On one side is A through Z and on the other is tabbed with the months. Also included is a small pencil. The set came…
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With autumn quickly approaching, this pile of golden ginkgo leaf-it notes is so inspiring to me. Another in the leaf-it notes series. (via designvagabond)
If you’re a fan of sushi, this set of note pads is going to make you want a side of ginger and wasabi. Fun, quirky notepads that will be nothing but rice patties as you use them. About $24 for the set of four small blocks from Rakuten. (via Matomeno)
Using old yardsticks, Roberta Grove creates unique desktop business card holders. $20 (via RobertaGrove)
This DIY pencil holder is a great way to bring a little rustic outdoors into your office or workspace. This was created with a piece of found wood, sanded and drilled across the top to hold pencils. Pretty and truly upcycled! (via Strawberry Chic)
radandhungry: “No. 1 Gem Clips. Smooth Style. Highest Quality. The Best For You.” The copy is genius. Maybe not for #paperclips but mos def for Jim. (STMT X Panama Sourcing Trip – photo RAH) Oh, those folks at Rad and Hungry know the quickest way to my heart— a fabulous box of staples!
This is one of my favorite bits of ephemera, the Personal Library Kit. It includes a rolling date stamper, library cards and pockets, pad and pencil. Now you can loan out your books like a true professional. You might just need to invest in the Librarian pin while your at it. $20 (via fredflare.com)