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Find how many birds are hiding in Devandra Banharts beard or color a drawing of the crowd at a Yeah Yeah Yeah’s concert!

And with the plus of being a Yellow Bird Project product (Montreal-based nonprofit who works with an amazing range of indie rock musicians to create uniqueproducts that benefit an array of charities) (via Book by its cover)

Updated Nov 20, 2009

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Fashions Fade Cotton Shopper by LAURALAURA

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so cool

Updated Nov 3, 2009

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Skin by Marisol Rodriguez for Bogota Factory

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... or happiness showing through your clothes!

Marisol Rodriguez conceived a design that would last throughout a woman’s pregnancy, minimizing what a mother-to-be would need to buy for herself.
There are three different two-tone dress styles in the collection, with either vertical or horizontal pleating. In every case the brighter of the two colors is the one revealed as the wearer’s belly expands.

As she was particularly troubled by high unemployment among women who are in their 50s, she and her mother created Bogota Factory to produce several items locally. Rodríguez’s Skin maternity line is one of Bogota Factory’s first offerings that unfortunatelly it's not yet available overseas or on the internet...!! (via contact Marisol)

Updated Oct 8, 2009

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Heins Home products

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I want a big knitted pouf and a matching carpet on my livingroom!! (via style-files)

Updated Nov 27, 2008

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Eco-cradle by Green Lullaby

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Very light-weighted, also pliable to fit anywhere!

Updated Nov 18, 2008

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Indruk or Yarn From Old Newspapers

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By Greetje van Tiem, a graduate from Design Academy Eindhoven. >>> She says that it is possible to transpose yesterday’s news into tangible memories.

As part of a school assignment, van Tiem completed a project that turns newspapers into yarn that can be spun tighter and woven into something like a mat to be nearly as durable and functional.
Twenty yards of yarn can be made from each sheet of newspaper. (via swissmiss)

Updated Sep 17, 2008

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Origami Elephant Purse

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Handmade and hand screen printed purse featuring an original origami elephant illustration. Natural fabrics and inks.

by Mingus Designs

Updated Sep 16, 2008

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Sculpted Wooden Animals - Wolves

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Made of pear, walnut, beech and other european woods, the pattern of the woodgrain has been lovingly considered on each animal. Unpainted and finished with beeswax.

Delicious. (via Oh Joy!)

Updated Sep 15, 2008

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Hello Kitty Solar-power Charger

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Another *serious* Hello Kitty item (love to find them).

And it's ecologic.

Updated Sep 5, 2008

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Plugged in

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World Changing: A User's Guide for the 21st Century

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An essencial reminder on your every day.

"Reads like a smart, hip mini-encyclopedia of what's new and what's next in green technologies and earth-conscious ideas."
– Business Week

"Read it: it may change your life."
– Elizabeth Kolbert, New Yorker Writer

Updated Sep 5, 2008