NaniBird by mckibillo – Visit Page / Download PDF
Paper Totem by Elebea – Visit Page / Download PDF: deer, ice cream, wafer.
Calling All Cars by Jack Hankins – Visit Page / Download PDF
NaniBird by mckibillo – Visit Page / Download PDF
Paper Totem by Elebea – Visit Page / Download PDF: deer, ice cream, wafer.
Calling All Cars by Jack Hankins – Visit Page / Download PDF
These little knit toys are super cute! Visit mochimochiland.com for free patterns or get bigger (for-purchase) toy patterns from the shop.
Augmented reality has been everywhere these days, but this is the first time I’m even marginally interested in the results. The PS3 EyePet looks mega-cute and seems really interactive & fun (check out the Kotaku review). The game comes with a (I’m sure very special) white card and will be sold with and without the PS3 Eye camera. Should be hitting stores this Holiday season.
Standing at 12 inches, this soft vinyl 3 age Iron Man is menacingly cute and shiny (I assume also squishy & huggable for those so inclined). Unfortunately this little guy is impossible to find in the US and sells for 3,990¥ or about $40 on blister.jp
You can buy these really cool 8oz. recycled glasses (made from your favorite bottled beverages) at the YAVA Glass Etsy Shop.
This record-breaking Threadless shirt combines Keyboard Cat and the Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt into one all-mighty, world-conquering design.
With his big eyes, cute button nose, and slow deliberate movement, the Slow Loris is just about the cutest wild animal you can come across. This nocturnal creature has opposable thumbs and will slowly nibble on fruits that it grasps with a deadly grip… And as much as you want to take a Slow Loris home to love and keep, they should never be made into household pets. Bummer.
Scratching posts are unsightly – which is why this curvy scratcher, with it’s unconventional looks, is perfect for the living room (we keep ours under a side table). This scratcher has become a play-thing, scratching-thing, and a laying-around at all hours of the day thing. And that’s really the only problem – since the kitties tear up every part of the scratching surface (not just the sisal), we’re on our second one after about a year of use. But hey, the curvy scratcher is cheap enough.. and being guaranteed that the cats will like it always makes it worth it!