I’m always blown away by those able to turn the most 2-dimensional material (paper) into 3 dimensions. Take a peak at this gorgeous cut-paper work by Helen Musselwhite from the U.K. Found on Thoughtful Day.

 

Take a look at this and this for other cut paper phenomena…

 

These take tabletop gardening to a whole new level! Introducing Postcarden…

Combining gift and greeting card, PostCarden is a fun and simple pop-out card that transforms into a mini living garden. Choose from a cityscape park, a botanical garden, a little backyard garden, or a football field.

Found via Ohdeedoh.

I worked on this adorable story for Parents Mag with my friend, Judy Goldberg (it was her genius idea!) and the uber-talented stylist Paul Lowe of Sweet Paul. It’s super-fun, and really, what doesn’t taste better when eaten off a stick? You can find more recipes for food on a stick at Parents.com.

Pie Pops: sugar cookie dough filled with jam. Yum!

Everyone loves a sticky popcorn ball!

Cake balls!

Tomato twigs: Get the kids to eat their veggies with mini-tomatoes perched atop bread sticks.

Salad sticks: use the cupcake liner to catch the dripping dressing.

Monday morning is sad—it means I have another week until I can watch Mad Men again. In addition for my irrational love for Don Draper, I’ve been obsessed this season with the new 1960’s set, wishing every chair, sofa, lamp, and desk lived in my apartment.

 

Check out the comments of the art directors and set designers on Daily Icon.

Who doesn’t love a Pantone book? Now you can live a broader life of Pantone…

A Pantone Rubik’s Cube! Why didn’t I think of that? Found on Not Beige.

Perfect chairs for a graphic design firm. Found on Design Dust.

Pantone stairs? Get out! Found via Apartment Therapy.

How did I miss this? Gap making Pantone tshirts? Found on Human Resources.