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Want a fancy and statuesque way to cover and protect your opened wine? The Venus de Wino Wine Stopper should be plugging your bottle.
The resin and cork wine stopper, despite her lack of arms, gets the job done. Your new Goddess of Love will look great at any party, and will make you look like you’re really into art… and drinking.
Resin and cork. Classic. Armless. New at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Sure, they make perfect Tic-Tacs and Twinkies, but Minions could also be immortalized in milk foam.
Barista and coffee artist, Melannie Aquino, is in on the Minions craze. She creates these adorable little guys, and a lot of other coffee cartoon characters, at Elite Audio Coffee Bar in San Francisco.
[link… Thanks Karen!]
It’s comforting to know that if we ever wanted to print something the same exact color as our favorite food, it’s now possible. Artist Inka Mathew proves this, with Tiny PMS Match — perfectly matching food to a Pantone color swatch.
Now, we can stop going to the printer and asking for “blackberry,” or “yellow Skittle-color.” Check out more of the project below and over at Mathew’s Tumblr.
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The problem with claiming your luggage at the airport — besides the long wait, mass of impatient people, and the chance that your bags aren’t even in the same country you’re currently in — is that they’re hard to tell apart from all the others.
Sushi Luggage Covers are here to help solve this problem. Not only will the polyester covers protect your precious and nondescript baggage, but it’ll make them easily recognizable twirling along the luggage carousel.
[link, via Rocket24 News]
The problem with ordinary round plates, is that they don’t account for the hole in your donut. Although, nobody can confirm why we’d need a hole in a plate, these Donut Plates seem very necessary.
Brought to us by Etsy shop, Yellow Tree Store, the ceramic plates are handmade to perfectly fit your circular breakfast. Sure, you could use them for a bagel too. But then there’d be no sprinkles to collect in the plate-hole.
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