The American frontier (fauna, teepees, quilt) meets the final frontier (globes, planet mobile).  This child's room would suit explorers of all ages.

[ via ohdeedoh ]

British painter Annie Kevans (whom I've mentioned before) has a show at Perry Rubenstein featuring work from her All The Presidents' Girls series: portraits of US Presidents' alleged mistresses and illegitimate children rendered gesturally in diluted oils.  Her subjects range from the iconic to the nearly anonymous, but all are imbued with a diaphanous vulnerability.  They are the casualties of power.

These shorts are so cool.

[ by Phamous at pixie market ]

This is not what I intended to post.  But how can one top a tiny, literate, chain-smoking squirrel?  One can't.  So one doesn't even try.

[ amigurumi and images by Tada's Revolution ]

Liberty of London for Target... available March 14.

[ images via simply stated and target ]

Generally speaking, I am not fond of animals without faces.  But I can't stop looking at Jamie's jellyfish photos.

[ Jamie Beck ]

[ image from the Metropolitan Museum of Art ]

I'd like to get a vintage wire hamper for storing blankets and linens.  The above is a reproduction from Pottery Barn, but I've seen several originals for sale on ebay.  I like things with wheels!

[ Chanel Spring 2010 Couture via style.com ]

I spotted some couture craftiness on the Chanel runway.  Models with valentine-shaped coiffures sported garments adorned with the little fabric rosettes known to quilters as yo-yos.

[ Chanel Spring 2010 Couture via style.com ]

[ Chanel Spring 2010 Couture via style.com ]

Below is a photo of some yo-yos in a more traditional context.  The image is from a yo-yo craft project that Laura of Wren Handmade shared with design sponge readers last summer.

[ Wren Handmade via Design Sponge ]