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White x White was founded in 2010 by owner/designer Kristen White, who has owned a 10,000 sq. ft. retail store in Topeka, Kan., since 1987. Kristen has been traveling to Europe since l990 and her product designs are inspired by the homes, gardens and antique shops she sees on her antique hunting excursions. She launched a wholesale line at the winter gift show in Atlanta, and she will be exhibiting next month at the Dallas gift show.


In addition to being a product designer, Kristen is an artist and interior designer who saw the need for affordable home décor made of sustainable and natural materials such as willow, reclaimed wood, glass, iron and terracotta. The White x White mantra is “repurpose, reclaim, restyle.”


“We’ll offer buyers our entire line of home décor at the Dallas show, including furniture, lamps, baskets, statuary, lanterns, trays and mirrors, all with a hip vintage vibe”, said Kristen White, owner and designer, White x White.  “Our line was very well received at our first show in January and we’re excited to announce that White x White will have twice as many SKUs available to order at the summer markets.” 
 

The White x White space will feature a backdrop of brown kraft paper with aluminum grommets hung with heavy weight jute.  “Our booth in Atlanta was the talk of the temps.  We had so many positive comments about our booth including, not only the backdrop, but our cutting edge products as well.  Order response was tremendous,” White said.  
“I’ve been in retail for 24 years.  I know what other vendors offer, including their price points, and I have a good feel for what’s missing in the marketplace.  White x White is the start of some-thing huge and I’m so excited it’s finally off the ground”, said White.  “I’ve been a buyer at the Dallas Market Center for almost 25 years.  It’s a fantastic market and now I’m proud to be on the other side, as a vendor.”




Window stickers put flowers in every room

Flat Flowers Static Window Stickers from Made by Oots allow a homeowner to always have a fresh bunch of flowers on the windowsill. Dutch designer Suseela Gorter Flat Flowers, window stickers of bouquets of brightly colored flowers that are visible from both inside and outside. They are made of a static material, so no adhesives are needed. There are 15 images, measuring 11.8 x 11.8 inches and 11.8 x 14.5 inches.
The images are also available in 6 x 6 inch greeting cards consisting of 1 small Flat Flower, a silver colored envelope and a folded card (blank on inside).Dutch Holiday
Ornaments are also available. The product is designed and made in the Netherlands. The Special Edition Van Gogh Flat Flowers were made with permission of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

Cuckoo clocks by Mark Feldstein & Associates

Mark Feldstein & Associates (MFA), a product development company and importer of housewares, giftware, and electronics for over 25 years, is rolling out a line of seasonal and holiday cuckoo clocks. The line includes: 
The North Pole cuckoo clock depicts elves  in Santa's workshop at the North Pole. On each hour, an elf comes out of the workshop holding a present, accompanied by one of 12 Christmas carols.
The Snowy Cabin cuckoo clock is a snow-covered log cabin. One the hour, a cardinal pops out from his roost chirping his distinctive, beautiful song.
The Garden Cottage cuckoo clock is a cottage.  Like the Winter Cabin clock, a Cardinal pops out on the hour to chirping its song.
The company previewed the clocks at the Housewares Show in Chicago in March. The will be available in August.

Yard Art Cow Pattern


Our newest yard art pattern is of a, Standing upright brown and tan female cow...
She is sporting a blue a pink bead necklace...she is appx. 3' tall X 15" wide...

We cut her from AC Plywood, Hand paint her and then use a gloss finish spray for protecting our cow from the weather.

Full size pattern is $9.99
small pattern packet is $12.99 which includes a small pattern, 1 photo and painting instructions...
If you are a Cow lover this cute cow has so many different color options she can be painted...

Garden accent supports breast cancer research

Coleman Cable has expanded its Moonrays Solar Pink Campaign to include a third garden accent. The new accent is a Solar Pink Heart. Previous accents in the series included a pink rose combination and a mosaic globe stake light combination.
The heart is made from cast metal and features a pink crackle glass globe in the center. A color-changing LED automatically illuminates at night. Each light includes a rechargeable battery. The company will donate proceeds from the Moonrays Pink Solar campaign to research, support and education for breast cancer patients and survivors.


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Shoppers: Ask your favorite independent retailer to order this item for you.

Licensed decor from Winterthur

Among the many furnishings purchased for Winterthur are ceramics from the Staffordshire potteries in England. During the first half of the 1800s, the Adams and Sons factory produced earthenware dishes, which were hand-painted with a lively design of red roses and green leaves. Today referred to as “Adams’ Rose,” the dishes were listed as the “Pa. rose china 23” by H. F. du Pont, who used them for Christmas Eve dinners
Du Pont’s holiday tableware is the inspiration for the Adams’ Rose collection by Andrea by Sadek. The collection includes scalloped dishes, boxes, a tea-for-one set, mugs and planters.




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Garden chimes and bells

Woodstock Chimes’ latest collection is called Woodstock Rust. The 10-piece collection combines the company's sound and design (including wood and precious stone accents) with rusted metal features for a more contemporary look. The rust finish acts to warm-up the steel elements with an earthy, brown color and a weathered texture.
The collection includes a Temple Bell Trio (in turquoise and amber); Portrait chime (jade, amethyst, blue crystal, amber, and turquoise); Metalworks bell (a handcrafted steel bell); Victorian Garden chime (tuned to the peaceful patterns of Gregorian chant); and Butterfly Dancer (shows off the chime's uniquely shaped rod).

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Furniture, accents for indoors and outdoors

Cyan Design stocks more than 2,100 decorative home furnishings, including furniture, lighting, wall decor, garden items and accessories. See more at the International Home Furnishing Center's Active Merchandiser online catalog gallery.



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Custom-built sundials, sculptures and water features



Blagrave’s Armillary Sphere was created by sculptor David Harber for St John’s College, Oxford, England. Blagrave was the original designer of the sundial studied at the college during the 16th century.
Harber has been creating custom-built sundials, sculptures and water features for a range of individuals and business clients since 1992. Some of his private clients include Judi Dench, Jeremy Irons and the late George Harrison. Photos © Bernard Mattimore



See videos of his works here.

New source for holiday, seasonal decor

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Kaemingk, Europe’s largest holiday and seasonal décor company, is expanding into the United States as Kaemingk USA. The company’s 10,000-SKU holiday and seasonal collection will be available to buyers in the United States beginning in January. Buyers can see a sample of Kaemingk products at the Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings Market from Jan.8 to 12, 2010.
Netherlands-based Kaemingk (pronounced “kay-mink”) offers Christmas, spring, garden and home accessories products. Kaemingk USA’s exclusive product lines are created by a team of 18 product developers and buyers.
As part of its introduction to U.S. buyers, Kaemingk USA is providing buying trips (airfare and two nights hotel) to the company’s 20,000 square-foot showroom in Aalten, the Netherlands. Contact the company for details.





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Biltmore license: garden urn

  Biltmore's licensing division shows a collection of new home decor products at the Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishings Market and the Atlanta International Area Rug Market in January 2010. Gift & Home Today The ornate hand-carving on the limestone exterior of Biltmore House inspired this decorative pedestal urn for outdoor living areas. It measures 27 inches tall and 30 inches wide on a 15.5-inch base. The manufacturer is Unique Stone. Search the blog for other items licensed by Biltmore.



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Biltmore license: bird bath

 Biltmore's licensing division shows a collection of new home decor products at the Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishings Market and the Atlanta International Area Rug Market in January 2010. Gift & Home Today Unique Stone began its collaboration with Biltmore by seeking inspiration from the estate's magnificent gardens and stone masonry. The company's sculptors are strongly influenced by architectural elements found in Biltmore House and the elegant accents throughout the grounds.
The Crown & Spiral Bird Bath is inspired by the crown molding in Mrs. Vanderbilt's bedroom.
"The architecture of Biltmore House has long been an inspiration for our partners," said Tim Rosebrock, vice president and general manager of Biltmore's licensing division.






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Biltmore license: garden stones

Biltmore's licensing division will be showing a collection of new home decor products at the Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishings Market and the Atlanta International Area Rug Market in January 2010. The items are inspired by the historic Biltmore House and gardens.
Gift & Home Today will preview many of these items over the next several days.

Biltmore's licensing division shows a collection of new home decor products at the Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishings Market and the Atlanta International Area Rug Market in January 2010. Gift & Home Today

The Biltmore Fleur Stepping Stone for the garden or walkway is inspired by the style of Biltmore House. These detailed stones are 12 inches square and are produced by Manual Woodworkers and Weavers.






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Garden accents

Rowe Pottery and Woolrich are in a licensing agreement for tabletop and garden decor.Woolrich is in a licensing agreement with Rowe Pottery Works for a full line of handcrafted dinnerware and garden décor products. Select pieces were shown at the September 2009 International Casual Furniture & Accessories Market at Chicago's Merchandise Mart. The introduction of the complete line will take place at the January 2010 Atlanta market.
Two dinnerware collections, Northwoods and Evening Sage, and garden décor including planters, pots, herb containers, bird houses and even a toad house, were included in the inaugural launch. Designs and color palettes were created to complement the brand’s textiles and outdoor fabric offerings.
Shown are (from left) a hanging birdhouse, a garden toad house and a low-profile herb planter. (Click image for larger view.)


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Garden Buddy's



these are the newest Garden Buddy's they are for outdoor plants very cute and colorful a set of 3 Blue worm orange worm sporting a hat and a green bug the vary in size the appx sizes are 7" 9" and 8"
Blue worm has added colored spots on him, Orange worm is holding a sign that reads" Will work for veggies"and the green bug just has oversized shoes on.
www.jusbcuzdezins.com is where you can see all we have to offer in hand painted original dezins

Painted Stepping Stones(Natural Rock)





These are my newest items I take real stone and I paint on them for stepping stones for your lawn or flowers. They are one of a kind only so when 1 sells I won't do another one the same. These are hand painted one is various sized mushroom houses bright colored with vine and a lady bug, one is lady bugs and flowers that reads " Watch your step please" and the other is just pink and yellow flowers. I have various sizes and shapes. as you can see by the pictures the mushroom stone is a larger rock. I spray they with a gloss finish spray so they last quit awhile in your garden. I had 1 for myself and it lasted about 15years before the paint started to come off. anyway check out my site www.jusbcuzdezins.com

36. Vintage Seed Packets



MATERIALS
    HP Photo paper or other stiff paper
    Vintage Seed Packet Art:

    Glue
    Scissors


INSTRUCTIONS
  1. Print on HP photo paper or other stiff paper.
  2. Cut out packets along lines.
  3. Glue where indicated. Let dry.
  4. Drop seeds in packet and secure top flap.

    Fill the packets with your favorite seeds either from your garden, or from the store.

Source HP.com



35. Chef or Gardener's Aprons



MATERIALS
    Iron-on transfer paper
    Ink jet printer
    Apron
    Iron & Ironing board
    Iron-on pattern:


INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Wash, dry, and iron Apron.
  2. print out one of the Iron-on images onto the iron-transfer paper (the image is set up to print backwards already)
  3. place your Apron on the Ironing board, and lay the transfer, image side down, over the apron where you want it to appear.
  4. follow the instructions for the Iron-on transfer paper.

    If the Apron has pockets, why not fill them with a dish towel & some wooden spoons for your cook, or gardening gloves, seed packets, and tools for your gardener.

Source HP.com