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SOUP AND SANDWICH CERAMIC TRAY DUO We Go Together Nestling cozily on its sandwich tray, this soup bowl helps you indulge your comfort food cravings. Perfectly sized to serve up tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich, this ceramic combo lets you end the precarious balancing act of enjoying your favorite quick and comfy meal. Safe for use in the oven, microwave and dishwasher, the simple white serving pieces are always ready for those relaxed rainy day meals. Kevlar Socks Kevlar Socks February 18th, 2012 | Tech | Innovative cut resistant socks will protect your feet from sharp objects and allow you to walk, run, and go rock climbing without shoes.
Thabto & Yanko Design A Buckler of a Wall Key Holder! Get yourself fastened and get ready for a cute and pretty intelligent way of keeping your keys in order. This is the “Buckle Up” key holder for your rings and rings of keys which you’ve gotta hang up by the door or your bound to lose. Do it in such a brilliantly relative way with this seat buckle-turned-hook and never crash into key loss again. Designer Thabto presents this ingenious little hook for home use. In addition to turning your key hanging into a routine the same way the buckle’s click turns car safety into an automatic gesture, this object is eco-friendly too. Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction - Marbles: The Brain Store It’s office warfare and you need to defend your desktop. Lucky for you, Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction by toy designer John Austin provides step-by-step instructions for making 35 cubicle-protecting devices, including catapults, mini-bombs, darts, trebuchets, combustion shooters, slingshots and more. Bring a few items from home and raid your company’s office supply cabinet for binder clips, rubber bands and ballpoint pens. Before you know it, you’ll have everything you need to build an impressive stockpile of weapons to help you assert dominion over your personal space.
Fun Gifts from GettingPersonal.co.uk A fun gift for any recipient! Bring out the Teen in them with this cool Hamburger phone... Made famous by the film 'Juno' and the TV series 'Home and Away'... the Hamburger phone is a must-have this year! Dimensions: 11cm x 6cm. The phone has an ADSL connector. Julie Nolan, Brass, Constellation, Zodiac, Sign, Stars. Star Struck Handmade by artist Julie Nolan, each mythical pendant charts your birth month constellation in solid brass plated with shimmering gold. Inspired by a turn-of-the-century Swiss astrology calendar, Julie hand-stamps constellations into elegant patterns that span each piece. Eight great gadgets for college dorms It's almost time for college students to begin fall classes, so I thought it would be good to compile a list of gadgets for college dorms and apartments. The obvious ones, like smartphones, laptops, iPads and calculators aren't listed here because I went for the fun and unique gadgets instead. Take a look and let me know if you've found something cool that should be included.
Monkey, Mark Poulin, UncommonGoods, Sterling Silver, Jewelry, Necklaces. Mark Poulin Raised in Haverhill, Massachusetts, artist Mark Poulin headed west to live in California. He soon discovered the Oakland Recreational Center, where he received his art education, and began sketching constantly. Now his simple line drawings are finding their way into his jewelry. How to Make Your Own Seed Tape We managed to find a little time this weekend to make our own seed tape. My four-year-old walked into the office to find me with flour paste, a paint brush, and dozens of strips of newspaper. He was instantly intrigued. He ran to get his own brush and we got started. The intent of seed tape as I’ve seen it is to make planting easier when you have teeny tiny seeds that need to be planted just inches apart (like carrots and radishes). But it’s also fun for gifting flower seeds or giving away seeds you’ve collected from your own garden.
Phillips Head Screw Earrings - Modern, Sexy, Silver Phillips Head Replicas Handmade by LeeAnn Herreid for Quirky, Handy Gals LeeAnn Herreid During high school in Concord, Massachusetts, LeeAnn Herreid's art teacher recognized her talent and fascination with metalwork and volunteered her time and torch to teach LeeAnn how to solder metal. As she progressed through high school, LeeAnn worked as a goldsmith in an antique repair and restoration shop. After graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design, LeeAnn moved to Maine for a few years and gained experience working with 18-carat gold, platinum and diamonds.
Bedtime Stories Baby Shower My best friend in the whole wide world is pregnant! Emilie and I have been friends since the first day of the sixth grade. I could really embarrass us both by posting a picture of us from middle school, but I'll refrain. Let's just say that we both went through an awkward phase and leave it at that. She is one of the funniest people I know, one of the smartest people I know, absolutely gorgeous, and one of the truest friends I've ever had.