Radical Utopic 70's Living for the 21st Century
I love this site: Let's Remake. It's like a time capsule of radical 60's and 70's thinking about living. Plus plans for bat houses. And PDFs of 1974's How to Build Your Own Living Structures.

Tsia is a head editor here, mother to a child named Cedar, and a partner at Flat- a NYC based design firm. She designs, teaches, crafts and mothers. Thanks to her beautiful, brilliant daughter she has not has a good nights sleep in over seven years.
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I love this site: Let's Remake. It's like a time capsule of radical 60's and 70's thinking about living. Plus plans for bat houses. And PDFs of 1974's How to Build Your Own Living Structures.
...was an incredible Chicago street photographer from the 1950-90s.
"She was a Socialist, a Feminist, a movie critic, and a tell-it-like-it-is type of person. She learned English by going to theaters, which she loved. She wore a men's jacket, men's shoes and a large hat most of the time. She was constantly taking pictures, which she didn't show anyone."
See fantastic memorial blog
I like this combo of scarf and mobile QR code. Now if I just had a reader app I could find out what it says...
It's official, I am already thinking about the fabric for a summer mu-mu
This sparrow caught my attention. I wonder where he is going with that suitcase. I fear he might be dead.
Thanks to Design Sponge these re-imagined Kilim rugs are blowing my mind.
I've been really enjoying Takashi Iwasaki's embroidery.
I am both repulsed and attracted to this Prudent Advice book. Prudent advice: Take a book out from the library before you buy it.
I really loved the embroidery on this post about Franz Cizek, art educator.
Here is the most perfect summer hat from Chance.