ready for the weekend.

have a good one!

{via onlythegolden
and heart you call home}

the catherine collection.

check out these note cards that i designed for working class!

if you wear it, it will come.

i made a shirt.

FUN AGAIN IN 2010.

i'm looking forward to it. see you guys on the flip side.

ornament.

these belonged to my grandmother.

qui est GIGI?

as evidenced through josh gosfield's collection of magazine covers, snapshots, advertisements and album covers, gigi gaston had her meteoric rise and fall in the 60's-70's french pop music scene. however, this amazingly thorough archive covers something that never actually happened. gigi is a fictitious character 'played' by modern ye-ye sweetheart mareva galanter of the always amazing do you scopitone? i loooove stuff like this.

{via boing boing}

type.

a while ago i saw these canisters at a thrift store and thought that they had the most amazing type. look at the coffee! it still blows my mind. i ended up just taking pictures and not getting them because they didn't have their tops. but then, i kept thinking about them and went back 2 weeks later and they were still there! $1.50 later and they are sitting on my desk full of pens and stickers and sewing supplies.

09.09.09

{numbers via flickr}

helen will.

helen keller's handwriting is so beautiful.

{via fuckyeah helen keller}

can they?

{via pafurada}

tangle of thorns.

over at lolita there is a really cool collection of lolita covers from all over the world. the last one above is the edition that i have!

{found via cup of jo}

monday poem.

from two cards found at savannah's @ home.

small & tiny.

we got to use the laser-cutter at school. i'm going to have to dream up some projects to utilize it because it's so awesome.

X.

diary page from theodore roosevelt on february 14th, 1884. on this day both his mother and wife died, eleven hours apart.

and beyond.

{via dreams of space}

the small object.

the small object is run by local savannonian sarah neuburger. she makes cute clothes pin people, stamps of doodles, kraft paper stickers and these adorable embossed reply notes! it seems like she takes part in the savannah market bazaar and i can't wait to see her goods in person!

fashion forward flying.

whitney over at string posted a great link to a collection of flight attendant uniforms from the 1960's onward and all over the world. the colors, patterns, scarves and designs are unbelievably amazing. it's total eyeball-overload!

{all images courtesy of uniform freak}