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July’s book club pick is Valley of the Dolls by Jacqueline Susann. Set in post WWII, Anne, Neely and Jennifer search for love, success and money with some help from their “dolls”. Sex, drugs and show tunes are only the beginning in this classically kitschy tale of getting everything you ever wanted. This collection of vintage and handmade finds was inspired by Valley of[…]

June’s book club pick is The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, and this month’s collection of vintage and handmade finds was curated by my fellow book-clubber and ridiculously well read friend, Jaleh. A major theme of The Picture of Dorian Gray is the influence friends can have on one another. Luckily, Jaleh and[…]

April’s book club pick is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Here’s a collection of vintage and handmade finds inspired by this Pulitzer Prize winning classic of modern American literature.   To Kill a Mockingbird Recycled Book Paper Flowers Greencycledesigns Vintage Pure Maple Syrup Half Pint Tin TheOpenSesame To Kill A Mockingbird Recycled Book Purse NovelCreations Vintage watch[…]

February’s book club pick is Matthew Quick.”s The Silver Linings Playbook – the story of a man struggling to regain his memories and former life after being hospitalized for mental illness. His hope that a silver lining will reconnect him with his wife is his sole motivation Here’s a collection of original art and handmade finds to keep you looking to the skies for your silver lining…

January’s Book Club pick is Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower. “Wallflower” Charlie emotionally recounts his freshman year of high school in the early 90’s. Here’s a collection of vintage and handmade finds to get you in the mood to read Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Having a chance to work with someone new to create a unique accessory that is exactly what they want is such a cool opportunity. Here are a few scarves that were born from those collaborations.

October’s book club pick is The Woman in Black by Susan Hill. It’s the story of a ghostly woman clad in black whose appearance in a small English town always leads to the death of a child. Hill takes us through the creepy recounting of the woman in black’s motives – and revenge…

There’s no other way to put it – Hannah Dansie’s geometric prints make me happy. Originally from Northern California, Hannah Dansie is a North Carolina based artist. Hannah’s work involves a variety of mediums, but she is a painter at heart. I asked her three questions…

It’s soft. It’s cozy. It’s super cute, but how exactly do you wear the Long Chain Infinity Scarf? Here are a few ideas to rock this cold weather look…