Loch Nest Farm Pillows

Blending colors and a classic icon of counterculture are a groovy approach to pride.

WEAR IT. WEAR IT ON YOUR FACE.

A dusky blush shade with gold accents, plus modern folk motifs!

A hint of minty shadow accents this sweetly snoozing ungulate.

Antique elevation sketches for design enthusiasts.

Vintage fruit labels from California are remixed with a bold and simple plaid.

A biracial beauty rocking an eclectic, thrifted version of 1960s mod.

Pale bobby pins floating on midnight blue.

Objects of significance suggest the fascinating stories these figures can tell.

A dark, stamped logo that might have appeared on a vintage cotton or burlap sack instead adds some repurposed interest to your aesthetic.

Lettuces! Careful, some of them aren't vegetarian, exactly.

From cheer practice to chilling in PJs to modeling traditional dress to a taco-truck dinner, this character doll has a busy day in the American Southwest.

Solid and pied geese (endangered Cotton Patch geese, in fact!) are subtly numbered for your convenience. Everyone needs to number something.

A sweet, freehand drawing of a warthog ... because warthogs are beautiful.

For those times when you need a trio of numbered geese.

Many front doors, many homes, many makers.

Gold and glamorous!

A simple round slice of watermelon. It would be minimalist, but seriously, look at those colors!

Raw honey and sunflowers, chamomile and terra cotta, red and gold!

Imitating an old-school hand-lettered and -stenciled sign, this vertical shingle mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus.

With stenciled lettering and sponged-on popcorn kernels, this vertical shingle design mimics a painted board that might have advertised a vintage traveling circus.

A dozen original designs pattern a boldly colored tribute to the visual aesthetics at the cusp of the 1940s and 1950s in the United States.

Some houses are born bad. This collage suggests one such, with faux postage stamps, vintage embroidery, and a needle-felted eyeball layered and affixed to the blueprints.

This erudite putdown is lightly paraphrased from Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility -- it summarizes Elinor Dashwood's opinion of one of her brothers-in-law.

Four designs for exquisitely embellished dresses.

An in-progress painting of a heart-topped rainbow Pride flag.

For the colorful culinary palate.

Painted hydrangeas and a few little records create a wild meadow bouquet. Isn't everything better on vinyl?

Hand-painted, not-quite-perfect tin cans on a string. I'm told this was the old-fashioned way to text your friend while you were supposed to be sleeping, though it requires your best friend to live next door.

Fur capelets for winter, leafy green hues for summer, and gorgeous medieval-fantasy gowns for all year!

Based on vintage novelty feedsack cotton prints, these laundry motifs offer a more cheerful take on chores.

There are cups enough for everyone at this table.

A graphic about remembering whose voices should be at the center of a given conversation.

A simple sketch of a baked pretzel with salt.

Retro kitsch kitties with a hint of pixellation -- mounted on striped wallpaper or arranged on their own!

Seamstress? Graphic designer? Button-themed superhero?