Mary Poppins Pick for 9/2/10 - Susan Smith Clay

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a mug from Susan Smith Clay.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a mug from Susan Smith Clay.

These drawings from MaricorMaricar are doily-ish, but at the same time not doily-ish at all - doilies never looked this good.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a set of cards from Small Talk Studio (Alyssa Nassner).

A quartet of rings I think are pretty fantastic (despite the fact that I never, ever, ever wear rings): Alisa Miller, Axelhoney, Carrie Bilbo, and Elaine Ho.

There's no question about it: Dude and Chick is my favorite place to find cards on Etsy.
What's your Etsy (or non-Etsy) card shop of choice?

Sessun's autumn / winter collection. Hazy-dreamy & totally making me want another coat. Even though that's the one item of clothing my wardrobe really doesn't need any more of. I have so many coats. They're my weakness. I always buy them thinking - "They're coats! They're useful! Come on! I live in MAINE! Brrrr!" But they stop being useful when you get to a certain amount. When the fleet gets too large.
That being said, even in my state of depleted funds, I don't think I'll be able to last through fall / winter without getting a new one. That's just not going to happen.
What's your wearable weakness? Something you know you don't need but you just end up getting anyway.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a basket from Print Party.

Triangles.... bright colors... this window display by Haley Ann's got my name all over it.

Proud Mary is an awesome company. Their goal is "to continue to establish relationships with talented textile artisans around the world, sharing their beautiful work and story". The products above are made using fabric designed & created by a small cooperative outside of Capetown. The artisans used potatoes to create the print. Nice. Plus - triangles! Always grand.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is an original illustration from Paper Bubble.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a tote from N/A (Not Applicable).
My favorite things from the week.... tra la, tra lay, tra lo...


Vintage posters from Present&Correct found via Adventures in TechniColour.

I need to learn how to make that fox quilt - thus I need this book. Discovered via Handmade Romance.

An awesome print owned by lucky Hanna of Kiddet.

Helen Dardik is a talented, talented lady & I love her new pattern.

A grand illustration by Becca Stadtlander.

I loved seeing how Kenzie (Secret Pocket) used her Shanna Murray decals.

An awesome new card from Slide Sideways

I wish I could visit The Little Dröm Store in real life.

That whoopie pie is amazing. By Tim Lahan, found via ShareSomeCandy.

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a t-shirt from Natalie Nicklin. Want.

Katrin Wiehle illustrates a fantastic fox (....and a gorgeous goose.... & swell swine). Her first children's book just came out. It's available in Germany - so if you live there, go get it! I wish I could!

Today's "practically perfect", "tip of the top" & "cream of the crop" pick is a trio of house pillows by LuckyBoySunday found at Kido Store.

Thank You, Ok is a blog I recently discovered. Am I oh-so-glad I did? Why, yes. I'm very, very glad I did. The blog is run by a 25-year-old Canadian living in South Korea. As there's no chance that I'll be visiting Asia anytime soon (or any other countries other than the US for that matter, sadly) - I'm so happy I get to explore through her blog.