my week in objects (mostly).

June 5, 2015

five little things that made my week.

1. this crate.
crate {for being faye’s favorite new place to sit.}

2. the two little pots.
pots {for being just the right size. more soon.}

3. this dish towel.
towel {for being the best kind of bib.}

4. these daisies.
daisies {for taking the train and the subway with a traveling grammy.}

5. this new little magazine.
coastal table {for offering bits of coastal inspiration.}

other things:
washi tape. canned foods. and anxiety.
1957 airstream dreams. (more here.)
100,000 photographs, found.
drinking cucumbers.
we bidens.
roadtrip!
the idea of being sad.
ask a raging feminist.
gifts for new moms (not babies.)

PS. I’m collaborating with Madesmith Academy on their Sustainable Fashion Business Incubator online course this summer. The course is tailor-made for designers creating clothing, home textiles, shoes, bags and accessories. Over the course of eight weeks, designers will learn how to launch an ethical online business, grow an audience and clientele, tell their story, and develop effective marketing and PR strategies. And that’s just for starters. If you know of anyone who might be interested, pass along this link. (Act fast: Registration closes June 28, 2015 and a special early bird discount ends June 7!) Lot’s more info HERE.

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4 Comments

  • Reply Stacy Rutherford June 5, 2015 at 3:51 pm

    Thank you for the gift for new moms link! My boyfriends sister-in-law gave birth two days ago, so we'll be celebrating her & I needed some good ideas! Also, Faye in the crate – so precious!

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  • Reply annton beate Schmidt June 6, 2015 at 9:37 am

    for so long I am reading and looking at your week in objects, at it is like coming home at the end of a week. thank you!

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  • Reply denovojournal June 6, 2015 at 10:32 pm

    I watched the Vivian Maier film–a fascinating story!

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  • Reply Andrea June 6, 2015 at 10:47 pm

    Your collaboration sounds wonderful! How exciting. I would love to hear more about how you approach buying sustainable/ethically sourced clothing for your daughter. I have found I can slowly, and purposefully buy well-sourced clothing for myself, but my (3) kids require a lot more clothing because they are growing and they go through them faster. I can't figure out how to buy sweatshop-free stuff for them without breaking the bank.

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