Blegvad’s shop has more than lovely illustrations. She also offers illustrated garland kits, linocuts and ceramics. Prices range between $16 and $31.

For those of us who suffer from hangriness (hunger-related angriness), this is kind of a must. In fact, considering I’m trying to cut back on sugar right now, it would probably be good idea if Print Smitten started selling these in bulk. “I’m Sorry” card, $4.95.

A lovely, sculptural succulent planter trio from L & M Studio, $150.

Colorful prints and cards from Hillary Bird. Discovered via Apartment Therapy.

I ran across this lovely Moss Woodcut print over at Design Sponge. I was shocked to see the price listed at over $700 for something so seemingly simple. I was less shocked when I saw the print was from Terrain. But, as usual, Etsy came to the rescue with some much more affordable options.

Lost Tree Rings print, $12.

Wood Cut print, $18.

Art.com also had a tree cross section print for $174.99 framed.

Kafka print, $24.29.

Autumn print, $22.08.

No, stop! You’re cute-ing me to death. Yellow elephant bean bag, $228 from Il Saccato out of Italy. Also available in walrus, kangaroo and hippo.

Via Gems.

I have an unnatural obsession with sweaters. I’ve always owned many more than any Texan (now Californian) has any reason to wear. Perhaps this adorable sweater print from Mummy Sam will staunch my sweater cravings. At least for a while. $25

Via Apartment Therapy.

8×10″ print from Morgan Kendall, $30.

A vintage roasting pan repurposed as a saucer / display for potted plants. This one sold, but here is another great option from Judeslore, $39.