This super cute crocheted baby hat from born 2 impress makes me almost want to try a third time for a girl. Almost. (via MomFinds) Their little flower clips are just adorable.
Check out this cool water bottle filtering system from Bobble. Each bottle comes with it's own carbon filtering system, giving you the equivalent of 300 bottles of expensive bottled water.. (via green mommy review)
I just love these cute bears from Bubs Bears, made from recycled baby clothes...not just any baby clothes, but YOUR baby's clothes. Send them your old baby clothes and they'll turn them into a beautiful keepsake. You can also have them made from other fabrics of sentimental value...your old wedding dress, your grandpa's flannel shirts...whatever you just can't bear to throw away (pardon the pun) or don't feel up to sewing into something else yourself. I thought this was a pretty neat idea and a unique variation of the memory quilts we've all heard of! (via Baby Gadget)
Yesterday I painted over the bold, bright, cobalt blue walls in my kitchen with...drumroll please...BEIGE. Ugh. It's SO not me, but then that's the idea...to make it more appealing to more buyers, now that our house is on the market. I'm still debating whether I paint over Toby's bug nursery. So, it was really fun to see this cool nursery online, and see that there are other people out there who like things bold and unique!
In addition to painting things neutral, with a house on the market, I'm also finding myself sweeping even more than I already do. So, this fun product design idea caught my eye. I totally agree with the Core 77 blogger's skepticism of the chunky lip picking up anything other than uniformly crumpled pieces of clean, white paper. But, the idea behind something that can double as a dustpan and a trash can via a simple 90 degree rotation is pretty neat. The only problem I see here though, besides the chunky lip, is if you already have garbage in the can and then want to sweep up some more, tipping it over would spill things back on the floor. It's pretty obvious (to my Photoshop user's eye anyway) that these are 3D computer models dropped into real background photos, so I'm guessing it hasn't been tested in the real world. But, like I said, the concept behind it is very cool, and that's what "conceptual design" is for! (via Core77)
I do love the "leaf ties," by the same company. Such a cool, simple way to blend something so utilitarian with something beautiful and organic, and the proceeds go to benefit causes for ecology.
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