keep calm...

I'm so over the KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON posters 

but I do like a customising thingy:

Make your own at Keep Calm-O-Matic.

(found via jeri's organizing & decluttering)

things organized neatly

(Todd McLellan: credit)

Your obsessive compulsive 

gets a daily hit of 

things organised neatly.

even more squirrel love

Travel poster 

via vintage poster blog

more squirrel love

Log and Squirrel plant pot from firebox.com

When the squirrel drops out of sight, 

it's time to add more water.

bowl

Hunslet bowl. An eighteenth century design classic. 

From ancient industries shop.

squirrel love

Ribbons designed by the talented how about orange.

lifesavers

via things organized neatly

wrap it up

Cleverly folded envelopes, seen on tales of a junkaholic.

just how I feel

via nyree g (via kitty stampede)

Make stuff

• a paper-clip chandelier (I think I have enough time & clips at work for this) from dollar store crafts;
• simple paper lanterns (but I live with pyromaniacs!) from dollar store crafts;
• free-style sewing (I think this requires innate talent, sadly) from unwakeable: the artist, Laura Haigh, is from Adelaide;
• a hidden office liquor cabinet (which might explain what I'm doing with paper clips?) from serious eats;
• more stuff from paper-clips: a rose ring from cute.little.disaster;
• a jumping frog from a metro ticket from just another american in paris;
• I've already saved one fabulous huge tin for the punched design tin can lights from 101 layer cake; who took my drill?
• cute little gift box templates from a little hut (etsy) or free ones from don't eat the paste;
• re-create the Mona Lisa in burger grease via serious eats;
• give yourself skin cancer in pretty patterns, from neatorama;
• a safer use of pretty patterns: fold your own flash table-napkins with yes but no but yes;
• fill your house with leaves like the Aesop store in Notting Hill - via tea for joy.

Image: tea for joy.