My Vintage Year

I know I am crazy.

But I'm also crazy for vintage travel trailers and my birthday is coming up so...

What if a bunch of people gave me a couple of bucks and I could buy this little baby!

Let's get real here. This thing costs $2000. I have officially applied to have this project hosted by Kickstarter.com but that's a bit of a process.

My plan: Buy this trailer and turn it into my craft studio/home if I become homeless for some reason. I would totally remodel the thing, paint it, throw my Queen B Quilts logo up there. It would be amazing.

So, I'm not kidding (please refer yourself here, here, here, andhere. Help me out! You can give me a really great birthday gift and hopefully it will add up to a number that will warrant me buying this cute 1955 Vintage Duggan canned ham. If I don't get at least $1400 from this fundraising effort I will return all of your hard earned money (just make sure your mailing address is correct).

Thanks guys!

Let's See...

I Love You a Little $2.00 I'll Give Up a Beer for You $5.00 Pickpocketing is a Crime $10.00 I heard American Apparel is Going Under Anyway.... $20.00 I'd Like to Reserve a Night $100.00

Pirate Radio

I found a movie that combines many of my favorite things: rock music, the 1960's, boats, rebels, and random dance parties. Pirate Radio is a british comedy about a station, Radio Rock, which battles the government in order to play the music they love. It is full of great music and I also love the cinematography. I also liked feeling like I was on a boat with these guys.
Since I was so impressed with the visuals, I thought I would throw some up here.

Pics from the weekend (better late than never!)

Went to Seabrook, WA with my roommates!

Relax a While

It's Tuesday and if I wasn't sitting in my office right now, I'd be relaxing on my front porch with a tall cold glass of sparkling lemonade.... since I'm dreaming anyway, I'll just imagine myself on one of these porches. They're so gorgeous!
(via Black Pearl Press)
(via Sarah Giles)
(via DesignSponge)
(via Paigerella)
Enjoy the weather!

Portland - Bring Your Bike!

I had the GREATEST time in Portland! A big city with a small town feel... and so many great shops and restaurants... I was in heaven.

If you're heading to Portland, here are my suggestions:

Vintage Shops: Rad Summer, Vintage Pink, SMUT: So Many Unique Treasures (7 SE 28th), Red Light, Shag. BTW Portland seems obsessed with Velvet Paintings!

Eats: Laurelwood, Voodoo Doughnuts, Doug Fir, Bye and Bye.

Entertainment: The Kennedy School Movie Theater, The Museum of Contemporary Craft, Art on Alberta.