unruly things

lovely triangular jewelry from Laura Lombardi.

to go along with my post about beachcombing…  here’s a few outfits I wouldn’t mind packing with me for a beach vacation.  {bare shoulders!}

{from three little ducks, available from their shop or at papernstitch}

there are so many wonderful artists out there dedicating their time and efforts to support Japan and it’s recent events.  Yoko wrote today to tell me about her Sankaku Sachets for Japan and I think they’re quite lovely!  {and scented with lavender!}  plus, she’s donating 100% of all the proceeds to the earthquake and tsunami victims.  you can purchase your sachet here.

I’m working on a special “heart Japan necklace” that I’m adding to the shop next week.  I’ll be donating 50% of my proceeds to relief efforts as well!  I’ll update you when they are ready.

these prints make me nostalgic for two things:  the coast I grew up on and the coast I live near now.  oh how I love beachcombing…

{from quercusdesign, via aubrey road, via free people}

Rachel Comey Hitch boot in grey?

yes, please!!!

{from totokaelo}

my heart goes out:
to all of those in Japan and those with friends and family in Japan too.  may peace find them.

I love:
this stylish cutie.

I’m dreaming about:
warm sunshine.
floating.  {this has spread like wildfire, but it’s still incredible beautiful.  first spotted on nelson & lorraine via say yes! to hoboken}
waffles.  {see some more fun pregnancy cravings here}

I’m wishing spring would arrive so I could buy:
these shoes.
this cute dress.
these shades.

and a few more posts from Unruly Little Things you might enjoy!
share your favorite baby books.
I will go to sleep.
sooki baby.
caramel s/s 11.
and my baby bump in all it’s 30 week striped glory.

happy weekend friends!!

{photo from mio-spr}

loving this cute primary collection from Charlotte Taylor.

{thanks Refinery29 for the introduction!}

I love finding a perfectly thought out and curated vintage shop on etsy.  with so many shops popping up these days, sometimes it’s hard to find these gems among all the regular stuff.  The Vintage Parlor is just that – from their beautiful photography to the consistent and pleasing color palette to making me feel like I just need those baby shoes and flocked horses just because they look so darn pretty.