If you ever watch one of the many reality shows about cakes, you’ll know that fondant is all the rage. Well here’s a recipe I found on Clockwork Lemon for making fondant out of marshmallows! Nom nom nom…

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(image via Clockwork Lemon)

This set of quilt-inspired prints by Little Things Studio caught my eye. Wonderful color palette. Buy the set, or individual prints, at the Little Things Studio Etsy shop.

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(via Design Milk)

I’ve been amazed by the anatomical sculptures and carvings of Maskull Lasserre ever since I read about them on Colossal a couple days ago. I was particularly intrigued by this picture frame, the corner of which Lasserre carved to look like a (very accurate) jaw.

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I’m loving this Partisan Fail illustration (a parody of the Fail Whale on Twitter) that David Colarusso created to express his frustration with the partisan gridlock in Washington.

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Oh, Sriracha my spicy friend…you make my world a little more palatable. So it’s no surprise that I’m digging this minimal screen print by The Best Part. 18″ x 24″ prints can be purchased for $50.

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I don’t know much about painting your fingernails, but I do know that this is a really cool idea. Nail polish + alcohol + newspaper. Check out the full instructions at Quiet Time. If anyone tries this out, post a photo of your handiwork on CMYBacon’s wall on Facebook.

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(via Quiet Time and Quipsologies)

CityFabric is a young design and apparel startup in Raleigh, NC whose mission is to engage people in conversations about their cities. For starters, that shouldn’t be too hard because everyone loves to talk about where they’re from, but these great shirts (as well as prints, totes and pillows) will make it even more likely that a stranger will strike up a conversation about your home town. The designs feature figureground maps, which show the building footprints of a city, as opposed to the streets and transit lines.

Currently, CityFabric is crowdsourcing funding on Kickstarter to expand their “Wear You Live” line of t-shirts and totes to include 13 US cities. So show your support for your city and/or your cartography obsession and donate to this great civic-minded startup!

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