I’ve had enough of fashion for today. Here are some fun home goods from Kitsch Kitchen. I love this scandanavian/mexican bright kitsch movement that is going on in home goods. I’m especially in love with the rubber chicken in the upper left, all other images are modern oilcloth patterns.

Ummm…I think they misunderstood the assignment. Vena Cava, who as of the other week was one of my favorite lines, no longer has my love. It’s not okay to repeat a print (see left) and anyways I already have that dress on the right (originally by Built by Wendy, the arrow print dress).

In rummaging through my magazine tears I found these amazingly cute wedding themed wrapping papers. Leo and I found them at Rocket to Mars in Providence,RI. Rocket to Mars is my favorite place in the world for finding super kitsch household goods.

Black and white t-shirts are the new cool kid on the block. Helle Mardahl makes amazing black and white graphic creations. Check out her site to see her illustrations and garments. The bag is courtesy of style.com, apparently it’s Copenhagen’s ‘it’ bag.

I was trolling around the internet and La Femme’s post from a while ago reminded me to look at Tsumori Chisato’s Fall 05 fashion show. I love the proportions and overall style.

Awesome peacock print found at Atlantis Basement, located at 57 Hope Stree in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

I’m loving simple tribal prints. The print to the upper left is by United Bamboo, and the print to the right is by Daryl K.

I came accross this pretty image (posted by Nebo Peklo) while trolling around Flickr. I love the sprinkles of flowers and dots, click here to purchase.

Cute crafters wearing great patterns at the Renegade Craft Fair.

Here is a great graphic from Sixties Style (a great book recomended by Print+Pattern).

Another print I found while vacationing in NJ…It’s rare to find a print that contains all of these motifs, i.e. ships, fishing gear, bullets, pipes, horse show ribbons and archery supplies.

I found this pattern inside a book while yard sailing in Wildwood, NJ.

I came accross these great post cards at Foster’s in Philadelphia. They are made by Beaumonde Cards. I love the clean graphic look, and fresh sense of color.

I love these orange accented Vera prints. So sweet and 60’s feeling.