Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Woodland Finds on Etsy



This adorable growth chart wall decal can be found here. The colors are customizable as well.



These great art prints are from Neve Designs.



Graphic Spaces makes bookends out of a variety of forest critters and even makes a bookshelf to match. The owls are my favorite.



I really want a bird mobile made from the vintage fabrics I've collected. I love this one from Baby Jive.



Here is a very practical woodland-themed item from Potato Patch. Goodness knows I need all the help I can get when it comes to organization.



This adorable owl plushie is from Fong Studio. I'm hoping to have one of these made from my vintage fabrics as well. I'm just loving owls right now.



More owls. This fabric basket is from Blota. I think fabric baskets are great organizing tools for nurseries. Maybe I should have some of these made special as well.



This adorable acorn hat can be found in Adrienne Kinsella's shop. I'm already getting way ahead of myself and thinking about what I want baby to wear during his or her infant shoot. There are so many cute hats, diaper covers, and booties out there for babies.

These are just a few items I fancied when I did a search for woodland items on Etsy. Only a couple of these will make it to my baby registry. It would be easy to go overboard on the woodland theme. I have found plenty of stuffed animals, wall decals, onesies, and blankets and other woodland-themed items on Etsy that may also make it into my registry.

I've got to really get serious about putting together my registry because one of my baby showers will happen in July or August. Invitations will need to go out next month after I hopefully find out the sex of the baby. I hope baby is cooperating on that day, becasue I am ready to start buying some of those adorable baby outfits I keep seeing.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Pilosale on Etsy



I usually visit Etsy.com once a day to at least look at the home page to see what catches my eye. I have discovered a lot of great sellers this way. Today I discovered an adorable shop called Pilosale. The alphabet-bear pillow above was on Etsy's home page. I am crazy about baby and kid's items anyway, especially beautiful handmade creations like this pillow. I need to post some of the items I have purchased for my nursery-in-the-making. But for now, enjoy some of my other favorite items from Pilosale.



I am really into garlands these days, and I love this butterfly garland. This would be beautiful in a nursery, a romantic grown-up bedroom, or wrapped around a xmas tree.





Pilosale sells these cute loot pails separately or in combination with the crowns (she makes capes too). They are created from felt made from recylced soda bottles.



At first glance, I assumed this was notebook paper fabric. But no, this fabric is stitched to resemble notebook paper. Ingenious! This pillow also comes with a matching duvet cover. Pouches, cards, and more are also avialable in this same notebook style.

Sigh. If I could only purchase the whole store.

Friday, December 24, 2010

Etsy Holiday Decor

During my current bout of holiday spirit, I have been searching Etsy.com for seasonal decorations. Here are my favorites:





What a great use for old doorknobs from No Sugar, Extra Cream.



I wish I had thought of these great pocket watch ornaments first. They are available with a variety of ribbons from Leslie Jansen.



I love the way crafty people are upcycling sweaters these days. These heart ornaments from Red and Company are adorable.




Great vintage winter scenes like this are placed on ornaments and other decorations at Shabby Chic Ski Boutique.




I see lots of tin and silver platters at antique stores and thrift stores. Her Majesty's Pug turns them into decorative chalkboards.




I love dragonflies. Here is one from Mudgoddess that I'd want to display year round.



These sweet little birds can be found at Sushipot.



These gorgeous butterfly ornaments are made by Prince Design UK.



This sweet little pig is available from Middleburg.



These ornaments made from ceiling tin are from Cottage in the Sun.




These beadboard beauties are from The Shabby Chic Cottage.