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What to do with Baby O's toys? I can't just let them lie around waiting for me to trip and fall. And the plastic crates I used in my college dorm are just sooooo over. Luckily Sewing Momma's got me covered. I love the Bohemian Poppies ($38.99) but must admit, the size of the large fabric storage bin ($27.99) has caught my eye.
Spruce up your cube, office or home with one of these gorgeous calendars. The artists, Violet Bella Photo, Photography by bomobob, and Ruff House Art each have their own unique styles. Prices range from $14 -$22. Check them out:
OK, so the last time I posted was early in December before I went away with my loving husband for a 4 day getaway without Baby O. It was fabulous. But then we got back and between hugging Baby O and finishing up at work for the year, I'm sorry to say, Etsycurator got the short end of the stick. But folks, I'm back. And I'm on an organization spree. It started yesterday when we got a new built-in bookshelf installed by a couple of young, stylish cabinet makers The Loftmen. This piece of furniture is incredible. Our house looks so much better. No more cables and wires lying around and we finally have a storage solution for Baby O's toys.
You may have guessed by now that this year's resolution is all about organization. The next few posts are going to feature cool products that can help a working mom like me without much time and space to keep life on track and running smoothly.
So let's get on with it!
This first product for today is perhaps the least expensive (only $2.90) I've listed but the utility is high. It's a weekly meal planner. You just buy the product from Neskita's shop and she emails you the printable pdf. It's that simple. My reco: Use it before you go to the grocery store and build your shopping list off the week's meals. Saves you money and time.
Check out these adorable plush sheep made by husband and wife team Zooguu. They have many creatures including chicks, monkeys, octopi, and monsters. These animals have a bean bag bottom which gives them a little weight (and I'm sure helps the animals with their center of gravity). How can you resist?
I have fallen in love! I just can't figure out where to hang this vanity cabinet. And at $250, I can't buy it until I've found the perfect place. But if I can't find a place in my home, you should. This vanity needs to be loved and displayed. It's a work of art. There's no question that Jean Pelle is a true artisan.
