This wall paper gifts your kids the opportunity to create a gajillion little works of art in the blank frames. Find out where to get it at Graham & Brown or get it on Amazon or eBay.
Yes, this is a tennis ball with a slit and a suction cup and some rivets for eyes. A designer designed this and it's for sale. Sometimes the easiest looking ideas are the most clever! Read more about Mr. Wilson, the tennis ball at matomeno.com.
Recent explorations for an area rug for my little one yielded a new discovery... Interactive activity rugs for kids! Here are the best ones I stumbled on:
Tutorial for making your own dresser in the shape of a giant Rubiks Cube by Instructables member makendo. And might I just say in light of all of the video game craze, I hope kids today get to experience the sheer joy and frustration of a good old Rubiks Cube! (via boingboing)
Craftster member callakat came up with this hysterical eyeball wreath for Halloween. And she shares a tutorial for it which only takes 5 easy steps! You don't even need a sewing machine and the eyeballs are made from ping pong balls and a sharpie.
This is what you get when you combine some kickass creativity with: a boatload of moving boxes, black paint, contact paper and tissue paper. Such an adorable way to revel in Halloween-y goodness! (via reddit)
You'll be looking for excuses to eat every meal with chopsticks if you get your hands on these clover and ladybug chopstick rests. Find it at the Shinzi Katoh online store.
Feeling kinda "been there done that" with boring old wine glass markers? These cute little rubbery guys stick to the outside of a glass with suction. You can buy them at CB2.
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