Keeping with the holiday trend this week, and adding to our previous post on holiday cards, here are a few adorable Hanukkah cards that passed by our radar.  Our ladies at Hello Lucky came up with this adorable headliner above.  And other finds from the folks at Red Cap Cards, Anemone Press and Modern Mitzvah . Check them out below!

It's one of our favorite times of year to gather up all of the beautiful cards that are new in the paper goods world and create a post or two to help kick off the beginning of the holiday season. Today we start with a selection of lovely ones we found online, we hope you'll like as much as us! (Stay tuned for Hanukkah and New Year's also)! Let's take a look!

1. Peace for the Holidays (Above)
by The Good Twin Co.
via Mooreaseal

It's that time of year and as tradition has it, we're kicking off the season with the first of a few gift guides. Starting with a few things for the bio-hacker. Whether a veteran or new to hacking your body into health, here's a few of our favourite must-haves!

The Mushroom Hunters is a new immersive installation created by Berlin-based artist, Clare Celeste Borsch,  inspired and named after a beautiful feminist poem by Neil Gaiman. Created from intricately hand-cut imagery, the assemblage of flora and fauna invites the viewer into a hallucinogenic and immersive ecosystem. What a beautiful tribute Clare has created.

Anja Jane

Circle Craft Christmas Market opens tomorrow and runs through to this weekend, November 7-11, 2018 at the Convention Centre West, here in Vancouver. This year's theme is “Farmhouse Christmas” and features a collection of artisans from coast to coast.  The market is a Vancouver tradition for over four decades, and traditionally begins the holiday shopping season in the city. In 2018, over 300 artisans (more than 70 new) will take part: from clothing designers, potters, wood and metal workers, glass blowers, jewellers, toy makers, candle and soap makers, and more.  Here's a few makers we recommend you check out!

It's time for another Hotel Style post and this time to the beautiful fall foliage capital of Canada, Quebec. “Dômes Charlevoix” is a new concept of four seasons eco-luxurious accommodations located in Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, next to the Massif de Charlevoix, near Quebec City.

The three domes, the first phase of a larger tourist project, blend in harmoniously with the landscape. Each one is located on the mountain side and perfectly integrated to the landscape. The dome is set on a wooden patio and houses a spa overlooking the natural setting, which can be accessed via a path through the trees from a common parking lot. The south-facing windowed area offers a breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River and maximizes exposure to natural light.

Schoolhouse Electric

And this weekend you can! It's that time again (pardon the pun) and whenever daylight savings roams around there's always a bit of debate if changing our clocks really serves a purpose anymore. In fact locally, there recently was a proposal to stop observing the time change all together and was narrowly approved by a delegation of local municipalities. The resolution still hasn't been approved in time for this year's change yet but whether you feel for or against it, watching time tick by on a beautiful clock can make the adjustment just a little bit easier, don't you think?

With that in mind, we've rounded up a few clocks that have passed our radar recently at several different price points. Check them out after the jump!

Frankie Magazine

Have you picked up your 2019 calendar (or agenda) yet? As tradition has it around these parts, we're a little late to the party this year.  But still time to grab a fave we're sure.  Here's a round up of some that caught our eye, this year nineteen, for 2019!

1. Frankie Diary and Calendar
from Frankie Magazine
(above)

Today we're excited to share a project from Anne Weil (Flax and Twine)'s second book, Weaving Within Reach, Beautiful Woven Projects by Hand or by Loom. The book is a real stunner with 25 gorgeous weaving projects from earrings, clutches, pillows to wall hangings, all organized by skill level. Most projects can be woven on found objects like an embroidery hoop or a cardboard box or simple over-under patterns using no loom at all. I also love the detailed instructions featuring step-by-step photographs.