Breakfast on wheels
Overslept? Sometimes I do. Now you got to be fast. Dressing, brushing teeth, packing your stuff and go. Barking stomach, what about breakfast? Not with me! I've got a ?bikefast?! Jump on your bike and put your breakfast on the tray. Enjoy your meal and don't be afraid, because the cup fits into the tray and the edges provides your food, falling down.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Breakfast on wheels
Mr. & Mrs. Jones Juicers
Mr. & Mrs. Jones Juicers
Designed and made in rural Kent, ceramicist Polly George's pure and simple white shapes are the trade mark of her studio. Polly slip casts and then individually decorates each item with hand applied details. The glaze is then hand dipped giving each item their own individual character ensuring no two are ever exactly the same.
No better wedding gift exists. A happy couple given to a happy couple is the best sort of best wish. The Jones are also the perfect housewarming present. They'll keep the head chef company and entertain guests at a dinner party. For two characters that don't speak they are masters at starting conversation! And if you need to squeeze small fruits like limes & lemons they have a head for that too!
restless chopsticks
restless chopsticks
restless, or uki hashi are chopsticks that don’t need a chopstick rest. because of their shape, the tips won’t touch the table when they’re set down. you’ll find comfort in their simple design.
to accentuate their graceful posture, place them so the indented portion faces upwards.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Spicy Tomato in Tube
Spicy Tomato & Pepper Jelly in Tube
Sweet jelly to be served with patés, cheeses with crackers. Excellent for deglazing and creating a sauce for liver, duck or lamb.
Friday, May 9, 2008
Reusable Sandwich Wrap
The Small Object has a terrific tutorial for making reusable sandwich wrap. Inspired by Wrap-N-Matt, the maker used vinyl coated fabric for the inside, cotton fabric for the decorative outside, a bit of Velcro and a sewing machine to create the eco-friendly plastic wrap alternative. For the complete tutorial, go to thesmallobject dot com. Via Craftzine.
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