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Coastal Canines

As summer winds down, I can’t get enough beach days in here on the East Coast. Luckily, the beach I love to kick it at the most allows dogs which only make the day better if you ask me. Therefore, this week the Etsy Herd rounds up coastal canines in honor of the dog days of Summer 2012.  First up, for $20.00, Jennifer Burkin whips up a 12×12 print of her dog at the beach in three simple yet stunning colors.

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Dress Up Your Kitty’s Dome In Hats For Cats

When my brother and I were growing up, we used to spend hours (hours!) creating tiny hats for our cats out of colored paper and ribbon. We’d then precariously put them on top of our model’s head, hoping they’d stay on for longer than a few seconds. We were quite proud of our little creations, but they didn’t come anywhere close to these incredible hats from Etsy seller ToScarboroughFair. Read the rest of this entry »

Kitty’s a Real Charm(er)

Etsy seller Jill Watt of Foster City, aka TheDapperToad, makes these adorable cat charms. Jill explains that they can be worn as a necklace charm or used as a decoration or ornament. I love the idea of decorating a Christmas tree with a hole bunch of different kitties! Man, I’m turning into a crazy cat lady, for real.

Jill’s cat charms are handsculpted from polymer clay and then hand painted. Just like with real life cats, no two charms are the same. And, if you’d like a custom kitty charm made to look like your cat, you can commission Jill to make one.

The Monster Kitty Mash (Up)

Over the weekend I walked into my local stationary store to pick up some thank you cards and was floored when I saw the 2013 calendar display already up. It’s only August!!! Don’t rush the future people!

Then I got home and was reading Catsparella and saw a blog post about a 2013 calendar. What the?! I forgave Stephanie though since she was posting about one amaze-balls calendar featuring a beautiful black cat posing as various famous monsters.

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