ada has asked for a pinata for her birthday this year (thanks a lot dora!) so i’m combing flickr for inspiration. again, i LOVE the internet — bringing to light so many zany sub-cultures. an ass-shaped pinatas it is!
Mother's Garden
The Magician Turned the Wale into a Flower.
I am coloring, my mom and sister are taking a picture
serious inspiration: Alexander Calder and his Circus
sorry all. we hit a bit of a bump these past weeks: no internet service, issues in the supply chain, my weak coding skills (highly skilled at looking at the web, not so much on the ‘creating’ side), and on and on.
Still some block production issues (hopefully this is resolved soon), but in the meantime here’s a link to a new and incredibly crude (i’m going to start using the term ‘minimal’) little house website (more of a place holder really — working towards a better website soon).
Building block sets from East Germany. So much is amazing about these, I don’t even know where to begin.
again, from the doll house museum.
ok. clearly we need to do a bit better getting our actual company name “little house” out there, AND an actual website (see ‘to do list’), but i’m really thrilled about this write up on Inhabitots today. thanks to Abigail Doan for the lovely writing, and once again — yay kee!
via the blog fine little day i discovered a link to this doll house museum.
we’ve just moved into a new apartment and i’m having major decor envy:
this really is my dream asymmetrical a-frame (i want to live in a ski chalet)! and all the other interiors are just amazing. here’s a sample from the 70’s section:
more to come!
we are so happy to have our ‘beetle blocks’ available for sale at dandelion kids in vancouver!
lots on the list for 2010. in fact lots on the list for this week. things that we should have done ages ago (business number, packaging, logo, invoicing, and on and on and on). new year, new list!
(image courtesy of google image search for “to do list”)
