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For educational purposes, decor, and pure adorableness, MapleApple has created a fun handmade series of Knit Fruits and Vegetables.
Consisting mostly of root veggies, the attention to detail and craftsmanship makes these perfect for familiarizing kids with unfamiliar produce, and great for placing around the house to tease vegetarians.
Available individually or in sets, you can check them all out here.
Although they look too good to burn, these Fruit Candles are brought to us by Etsy shop, LessCandles.
Handmade by the Lithuanian candlemaker, you can fool your friends with a slice of Watermelon Candle, or half a kiwi with a wick hanging out of it. Check out their whole collection here.
What if a “jam session” was actually a meeting between several fruit preserves? Or, a carbonated beverage actually had a penchant for making confectionaries?
Artist Keren Rosen gets literal with her adorable illustrations. Dings & Doodles is a series of cartoons that takes several idioms and puns, and displays them literally. Poor banana split.
Rosen’s illustrations are available at her Etsy page here.
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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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If you need to tie some hair back, and you love burgers, the Cheeseburger Hair Bow is here to help.
Brought to us by Happy Mills Shop, the handmade hair bows are a stylish way to keep some hair organized, while letting everyone know that you love your burgers.
There’s also a Pizza Bow and Ice Cream Sandwich Bow available, if burgers ain’t your thing.
