Using up leftover candy canes in February? LOVE it. Perfect for Valentine’s Day!
Marie at Make and Takes provides step-by-step instructions.
Who knew candy canes could get baked?
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LOVE Candy Canes for Valentine’s Day
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Sunday, January 25th, 2009
Bloom Bowl by Chris Kabatsi for Arktura, a Los Angeles-based company that crafts beautiful and sustainable furniture, housewares and architecture.
The majority of our products are made using durable long-lasting materials with high recycled content, that produce zero landfill waste form manufacture; and, at the end of their life cycle are fully recyclable. We also use high quality zero VOC finishes, which release no toxins into the environment during application or in situ. Our firm is committed to energy sustainability through solar and wind power.
This bowl, $98, would be beautiful on a coffee table to hold newspapers, as a centerpiece on a dining room table, or on a kitchen counter to keep fruit.
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By Cincinnati-based Single Stone Studios on Etsy.
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Sunday, December 21st, 2008
Frank Lloyd Wright Cocktail Napkins: synergy of architecture, art, geometry, and agroforestry. For the price of, you know, paper.
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Bring summertime back to the Christmas season by gifting Ants on My Cup and Saucer by New York-based artist Re Jin Lee.
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Etsy, $47