I’ve been browsing through pinterest for some Valentine ideas.
Sure are lots of adorable ones…
(This super Valentine has to be my favorite).
We have also added a special Valentines skirt to the shop!
…and we couldn’t resist, but to add a little (reversible) tote to match.
These new items may be purchased seperately, or together for a package deal!
We are very pleased to announce our new item for the boys…
bow ties!
To start, we are offering them in 2 fabrics. Both of the them, perfect for the holiday season and beyond.
Navy blue plaid,
and black/red polka dots!
An affordable accessory, adorable for any occasion.
We offer 3 sizes, (from 6 months – 8Y)
Now available and ready to ship !
I saw this idea on a blog a while back and loved it.

Mustache and Big lips lolipops for Valentines day!
Isabella will be having a little party at school on Monday to exchange Valentines. This week we went to work to create these treats.
First, we drew a mustache and lips on paper to form a pattern.
We cut them out using foam paper, pushed the lolipop through it and that’s it!
The kids are having so much fun with them. Lots of laughs around here!
~Wishing you a happy Valentines day~
Here are some gift ideas for those special little ones on your list.
Pretend Pen-pal Package.
For six months, globe-trotting pals Sam and Sofia send monthly letters and souvenirs via the Adventurer package Subscription.
Check out http://littlepassports.com for more info
Bow tie and secret mustache shirt
love these fun tees by ohfiddlesticks!
oh, and how cute are these kids?
Creative kits from Dumpling Dynasty
Love this sew her own bunny kit . Or how about this explorer kit?
Check it out at the Fridgedoor.com
My Quotable Kid
What a great way to write down all the funny things your kids say!
Get it at Amazon
Sudden Sidekick Butterfly Headband
What little girl wouldn’t love this headband? And from one of favorite stores. Anthropologie
Tell Me a Story Set
Encourage the imagination with this story telling dice and notepad.
The set is a game to encourage story telling and writing. To play, you roll the dice which features images of objects, people or settings and tell a story based on the pictures that appear. You then create a story based on the images you rolled.
From Etsy shop, Thesmallobject
Cookies for Santa Plate
An adorable plate just for Santas treats! From Etsy shop, LittleKorboose
World of Thanks Gift Sets:
A fun way to help your kids express their gratitude for those many gifts they will receive. A great set from Uncommongoods.com
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas Season!
~Lynnette & Vanessa
If there could be only one store I could shop in I could easily say it would be Anthropologie. I can go to their store and browse for a long enough time that the sales people are probably wondering about me. Here are a few things for the home that caught my eye and would make great gifts.
A milk maid butter dish would look so pretty on the counter. Equally adorable is this jam pot.
These Mix Well recipe cards would work be a perfect addition with any of these homemade treats from Smitten Kitchen’s Gift-Worthy selection. And my favorite? This Wise Ol’ Cookie Jar.
Any of these items would work well along with our Red Pajamas Home aprons and tea towels for the perfect gift. You can view the full selection from Red Pajamas Home here.
~Vanessa
The second issue of Sweet Paul is a Fall edition full of my favorite things – great food and decorating ideas.
The Picnic in the Forest recipes make me want to dust off my wicker picnic basket and try the Chevré and Honey Open-Faced Sandwich. I’m always up for trying a new soup recipe so the hearty looking Butternut Squash and White Bean Stew is now on my list.
There are so many delicious looking recipes but this salted caramel chocolate cake is calling my name and singing happy birthday to me. (Yes, I believe in making my own birthday cake.)
If you are like me and finding it hard to admit that Christmas is around the corner, take some time to enjoy this Fall edition now. Then dive into the Holiday issue out on November 15th with promises of crafts, cookies and candy to get you in the holiday spirit.
~Vanessa
I was in the grocery store yesterday and was surprised to see all the thanksgiving food displays and sales going on. I came home to tell my husband to which he replied, “Well, it is only 2 weeks away.”
oh.
So, yes, I guess it’s officially that time again. I don’t know about your little girl, but mine will definitely be requesting a special dress for the upcoming occasions. In fact she already has asked for a new winter dress. “Maybe you can buy me one, or maybe you can just make me one because that would easier.”
I’ve been looking at some fabric options and thought I’d share some of my favorites.
Grass is Greener – Japanese Fabric Wall flower in cherry – Amy Butler
Michael Miller, Peppermint Dumb Dot Check-a-dot , Early Bird by Cosmo Cricket
Studio eFabrics, Red Essentials Lila Tueller – Isabella – Damask – Green
Decorative Designer, zig zag Michael Miller Ring Dot
Monaluna Organic Monaco Starburst Orange
These are just a few of the (too) many options available to have a special dress made for your little girl. Our style options include the party dress, or the shift dress.
Holly at Decor8 has just shared some beautiful calendars for 2011. Last year for Christmas gifts I purchased this printable calendar on Etsy from Sweet Beets.
It was super easy to do (with my trusty paper cutter) and I added a hole punch at the top and a ribbon. It was the perfect gift for something small but not too small – I highly recommend it.
For more calendar ideas check out the four posts from Decor8 starting with this one.