it's here!

The fab sale started this morning on Philip's lamps! Most of the book lamps sold out immediately. [I think there's one style left if you're interested ;) ] If you aren't signed up for Fab, you can do it here. It's free, but you have to be a member to see their sales.

Also, Philip got his website up and running this week (yay!). I'm really proud of how hard he's been working to get all of this done. Let me tell you, he deserve's a break!

Now on a random note, here are some things I'm loving from around the web:

Krista threw the most glamorous party for her "littlest sister's" big 13! Seriously, UH-mazing!!! A big happy birthday, to Kameryn (who look absolutely fabulous in her Anthro ensemble)! ...what's even better? Krista is sharing the DIYs from the party :)

Rachel from Smile and Wave has a new-ish series on her blog called Home Sweet Home where she shares pictures of some very beautiful homes. I loved this picture from her latest post.

I kind of have a crush on Moorea-Seal (I mean, did you see her cute nails this week?!). I always enjoy reading her blog (she's always really honest which I appreciate) and her Etsy shop always has wonderful something's in it. I'm currenty loving both of these pieces.

Hope you enjoyed your Friday so far. I'm getting back to making more lamps (because that's our life now) :)

busy busy bee!

Well, hello. I hope you're having a lovely week. I have been very busy the past few days. I am getting ready for the Craft on Tap show at the Mingei International Museum in beautiful Balboa Park. I'm making hairpieces, cupcake stands, headbands, and cake toppers like a mad woman. This is going to be my first time selling at a local show and I am so excited! (and a little nervous...Shhh-don't tell anyone)

I have a few fun things to share with you but can't until I have all of my pretties ready to go for the show. Blogging is my reward :)

I did want you to know about a guest post I did for Blue Eyed Yonder. Right now, Krista is enjoying the gulf with her family and has some great guest posts lined up (I was flattered to be one of them). I shared a DIY on making your own faux mercury glass (like in the picture above). Visit her blog for the full tutorial.