Bonjour, mes amies! If you're like myself and on spring break, I hope it's a pleasant one thus far. And if not, treat yourself to a relaxing week anyway! Go on. You deserve it.
Tonight's post is more or less just random knick knacks and items I've found perusing and cruising the internet that I find lovely.
-Etsy posters and silk screens always make me swoon. I've fallen head over heels for this one.
-Peter Fasano fabrics and wallpapers are absolutely beautiful. Look how charming!
-ModCloth pieces are some of my favorites. I only wish I had a reason to wear something this ornate and precious. It's called the "square dancing queen dress," and though I'm not a square dancing queen, but I love it just the same.
The Gusty Gardens top was brought to my attention through my friend Janie a few months ago. Unfortunately, it was out of stock. I've signed up for e-mail alerts twice now in an attempt to get it, and I always miss the boat!
Scarf, belt, and outright fabulousness all included with purchase. Mark my words, I will possess this top someday!
-Okay, so you can never have too much of a good thing when it comes to Pottery Barn! Here's some more lovely things:
I have lusted after a typewriter for years and years and years-
These heirloom frames are darling-
In addition to the Butterfly Patchwork Quilt from this things I loved Thursday, I crave this Colebrook Patchwork Quilt-
All images above courtesy of Pottery Barn.
-Anthropologie has it's fair share of treats to send me into a tizzy, like the Fluttering Obi Dress-
And not only clothing, but things like this Studio Days Easel. I love that it's pre-splattered with paint, just waiting for your own addition of color splashes.
An ideal resting place for one's masterpieces. My brushes and charcoals are itching to add personality to this!
-I was browsing A Cup of Jo and came across these...to quote Joanna, "These make me want to play tennis. Or smoke."
Tongue-in-cheek meets Wes Anderson rolled into a small, convenient, and frankly precious package.
-Williams-Sonoma unbelievably precious hugging salt and pepper shakers
These used to be sold at Mobilia in Asheville, North Carolina. If only I'd bought them when I first spotted them!
-And last but not least, this t-shirt from Paul Frank. Yes, you read right. The quintessential middle school fashion staple actually churned out a graphic tee that I want. Darlings, I present to you, the electric dirtbag-
If it can make me laugh, you better believe I will wear it on a t-shirt! And electric dirtbag gives me the giggles.
I hope you enjoyed this peruse and cruise, my dear friends! What about your favorite internet finds? I'd love to hear your about your gems!
Kisses and hugs