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Rather than call it Black Friday, we're joining in and calling the day after Thanksgiving 3/50 Friday, with the hope of spreading the word about shopping locally. For this, our second Holiday season with the m•o•m studio we are starting off with a bang...a bang for your buck that is. Starting on Friday 11-27 all clothing on our rolling rack will be 50% off. Sale lasts 10 days, ending on Dec 6th.
Handmade clothing for girls, boys, and we have a few tops for women too. See ya at m•o•m.
holy cow. found this blog this morning over at océchou and i'm hooked. incredible photography, adorable kids, gorgeous clothes, ideal setting. need i say more? take a look for yourself.
i am especially in love with the bedroom images. i can only guess that the rooms belong to authors children - it's in french. i used google translates on some posts, but i can't figure it all out. luckily, the photo's are enough to capture you, words aren't always needed.
i am in awe of her son's bedroom.
i haven't seen this documentary (i don't think it played in san diego) but now that it's on DVD we all have a chance to view it. what a great gift this would be.
we're gonna be at this festival, come visit m•o•m!
we have new accessories for girls and women and i know it's warm here in san diego but we've got brand new hand knit sweater vests for babies and toddlers, plus there will be the m•o•m favorites: cool ties, reversible bibs, diner aprons, and swell bow ties. plus we're bringing a good selection of jessica(fied) jewelry.
the holidays are nearly here, so it's the perfect time to renew your pledge to buy handmade. if you have yet to take the pledge, go here to do so.
here is what buy handmade has written on it's blog about the campaign: "Hello, and welcome to the new blog for buyhandmade.org. Here we will be providing resources for being a better, more enlightened consumer, showcasing interesting facts and news and opportunities for supporting independent artists, and generally broadcasting all that is rad about the handmade lifestyle." check out the blog here.
we took the handmade pledge a few years ago and it's really made a difference in how we shop for gifts. we've become more thoughtful, and allow more time to consider the recipient and what he or she would truly like (not just what we think is cute). maybe the handmade pledge is right for you, check 'em out.
