Skymall madness

Alright, I have a confession to make. I LOVE SKYMALL. I want that crazy hot dog toaster, or this sleeping lounge thing (pictured above and available at skymall.com for $29.95), or maybe an automatic watch winder or upside down tomato garden. I get really excited everytime I fly to see what the good people at hammerkershlemmer have come up with for me. What's that? I need a wine robot now? AWESOME!!!

All I want for Cwistmas...

Everyone here at stuff-ing wishes you and yours a most festive and safe holiday.
Stuff-ing will be relocating the the rainy NW for the next week; but I make a pledge to you, fine reader, that I will continue shopping and posting throughout the holiday.
Thanks for reading!

Riian

Monkeys galore

I couldn't resist putting up these happy little monkey dolls that are handmade by a woman in Australia. It appears that they are sold out for now, but she has a mailing list so if you like-y you should sign up!
Oh psst...if you want a monkey doll this holiday season let me know, my bestie (not beastie) Amy is making sock monkeys by hand and they are just as cute as these...promise.

Christmas craft part 2: Yoko style

Step one: Sharpen a pencil
Step two: Lay a cushion on the floor next to your tree for your guests to kneel on
Step three: Cut out an ornament shape from a white piece of paper
Step four: Using the sharpened pencil write "ho ho ho" on a small piece of paper as tiny as you can
Step five: Hang it at the very bottom of the tree using a decorative ribbon
Step six: Using another decorative ribbon, hang a magnifying glass next to your ornament
Step seven: Don't say anything to your guests about it. Those that crouch down to read the message are your super sophisticated guests. The rest wouldn't recognize art if they saw it.

If I had I chance I would "steel" this

"Whoa nelly" is what I said to myself when I saw this chic blackened steel necklace on Rare Device's website. They do such a nice job of choosing the grooviest goodies and keeping my credit card nice and hot! I wantie.

Holiday crafts for those with laundry machines

Laundry Soap Scoop Ornaments

Materials:
*laundry scoop
*thin lace (about 1/2 inch wide)
*thin ribbon (about 1/4 inch wide)
*cotton or fake snow
*small christmas animals, trees, etc
*tacky glue or glue gun

Instructions:
*Set the scoop on the table with the handle facing up.
*Pull some cotton apart and pushed it into the back and bottom of the laundry scoop. Use tacky glue or a glue gun to stick it in.
*Glue small christmas animals/trees/etc into the scoop to make a Christmas scene. If you have small nativity characters you can make a very nice nativity scene.
*Glue lace around the opening of the scoop
*Tie ribbon into a bow and glue it to the top of the opening of the scoop

From DLTK's website

Wow-paper

Ok, this is the best wallpaper EVER (must be in a wallpapery mood today...sorry)
I can only imagine this paper in my kitchen or boudoir or phone nook or like anywhere!
It can be purchased for only 360 Swedish Kroners here.