Breakfast in bed

April 29, 2010 / By Mademoiselle Michelle / Make a comment

Instead of making your mum the traditional eggs on toast this Mothers Day, why not try whipping up a batch of these yummy open egg pies. Perthonality (and part-time food blogger) Miss Kristy Leigh has kindly shared her scrum-diddly-umptious recipe with us and we’re eager to give it a go. The mesdames feel they would be best enjoyed in bed, accompanied by coffee and a novelette (one of those racy bodice-rippers, not that we’ve never read one of course).

www.kristyleigh.com

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Beary nice

April 28, 2010 / By Madame Dent / Make a comment

Isn’t she? This is Ursa the Bear. I like bears, better than Goldilocks anyhow. I’ll never understand how that binge-eating, narcoleptic, petty thief got to be the heroine of the story. Designer David Weeks clearly prefers bears too.

areaware.com

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Children and animals

April 26, 2010 / By Madame Dent / Make a comment

I do love these images of children and animals by photographer Maxine Helfman. They are too too lovely and really quite creepy. Am I allowed to say that about a child? I’m not sure. I think I can say that about a goose though. I’ve never liked geese. They’re far too pecky and flappity.

www.maxinehelfman.com

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Chi chi chenille

April 25, 2010 / By Madame Dent / 4 comments

Oh chenille, forgotten fabric of the past, hello again. What have you been doing since the 1970′s? No matter. It is nice to see your sometimes-tufty, sometimes-taut textile-y self back all over bedspreads, dressing gowns and pillows like this one from The Pink Palace. You put the fancy into frou frou.

The Pink Palace on Etsy

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Besotted

April 23, 2010 / By Madame Dent / Make a comment

Hello crazy little floral shoe. What’s that? You want to come home with me? Well, only if you insist.

www.irregularchoice.com

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Read all about it

April 23, 2010 / By Madame Dent / Make a comment

New Yorker Jane Mount paints books. If you’re not well read, buy one of her artworks and you can look as if you are. Hey presto bibliophile.

Jane Mount on Etsy

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A neat little bow

April 22, 2010 / By Mademoiselle Michelle / Make a comment

Here at Mitchell & Dent we hold in high esteem the proper practices of societal intercourse. As such we are most pleased to see that bow-ties are well and truly back in style. They make even the scruffiest of sorts look dapper and, contrary to common belief, are a cinch to tie up.

Hunter Gatherer on Etsy

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No sweets please

April 21, 2010 / By Madame Mitchell / Make a comment

I wouldn’t dare set down my slice of cake on one of these lovely doilies (it wouldn’t last long enough to set down anyway). In limited editions of 25, these hand stitched pieces will sell like little hotcakes.

Sooooound on Etsy

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Frankie, my dear

April 21, 2010 / By Mademoiselle Michelle / 1 comment

We had a sneaking suspicion that the latest Frankie might have been out when we started getting a flood of orders for our Small Prints. Now that our suspicions have been officially confirmed, we’re watching our mailbox eagerly so we can take a peek. Flick your copy of issue 35 to the Frank Bits section to find a little snippet about yours truly.

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The Sylvanians

April 19, 2010 / By Madame Mitchell / 1 comment

Mademoiselle Michelle just mentioned the Sylvanians and I’ve had a total flashback to the 80′s. My sister and I had the Thistlethorn Family and the Timbertop Family, along with the house where the lights really worked. Apparently they are collectors items now, if only we had kept them.

www.sylvanianfamilies.com

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