Posts Tagged ‘accessories’

Our Favorite Things

Posted by Geoff Nelowet / Friday, March 30th, 2012

As spring starts to bloom here in NoVA, we’ve rounded up 7 of our favorite gardening accessories to help hit the yard in style.

by Lorin Drinkard

 

1. Alice Supply Co. Garden Tools

 

Cheery striped trowel and rake include their own picture-labeled drawstring bag. $28.00

2. Eco Watering Spout


Reuse empty plastic bottles with the help of neon colored spouts, turning them into instant watering cans. $15 for 3

 

3. Nature’s Finest 100% Cotton Canvas Tote bag

Use this organically grown cotton tote to sling around everything from seed packs to tomato plants. $34.95

 

4. Garden Vegetable Markers



Line your rows of veggies or planters with bright pops of color. $20.31

 

5. Red Envelope Monogrammed Gardening Gloves

 

 

Always know which gloves are yours with this lovely suede monogrammed pair. $29.95

 

6. V&A Anemone Secateurs

Pruning has never been so much fun with these pretty patterned trimmers. $19.58

 

March 2012



Charm Offensive

Posted by The Editorial Desk / Thursday, February 19th, 2009


By Warren Rojas

Photography by Hana Jung

Photography by Hana Jung

If epicurean bling is your thing, Inedible Jewelry can most likely cook up just what you’ve been craving.

Sisters Jessica and Susan Partain turned their childhood passion for fake foodstuffs into a full-time business in 2006.

Susan said ladies seem to favor cupcakes, lollipops and avocado accessories while gents fancy T-bone steak and sushi cuff links.

The strangest request to date has probably been taiyaki (fish-shaped, Japanese waffles), though Susan said they’ll try anything. “We love special requests,” she stated.

Meanwhile, the Partains’ debut food charm “cookbook” is set for release this fall.

To add some tantalizing trinkets to your collection, visit: www.inediblejewelry.com.


(February 2009)








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