There is a new shop in Portland, OR called Branch and Birdie and the opening reception is tonight from 6-9pm! I met Anna, one of the owners, via Etsy & Twitter. She makes beautiful ottomans/poufs. When she told me about her new store that “caters to the modern woman, child, & home”, I was excited for her- and when she asked to have some klt:works goodies in the shop, I definitely said yes. While the shop is in the NW, it looks like there will be an online presence soon for those of you that don’t live in the area. So, if you are in Portland, stop on by tonight and say hello. It looks like they have chosen some gorgeous things- there’s also a kid friendly play area so that you can shop with your kids! {photos via here}
There is a new shop in Portland, OR called Branch and Birdie and the opening reception is tonight from 6-9pm! I met Anna, one of the owners, via Etsy & Twitter. She makes beautiful ottomans/poufs. When she told me about her new store that “caters to the modern woman, child, & home”, I was excited for her- and when she asked to have some klt:works goodies in the shop, I definitely said yes. While the shop is in the NW, it looks like there will be an online presence soon for those of you that don’t live in the area. So, if you are in Portland, stop on by tonight and say hello. It looks like they have chosen some gorgeous things- there’s also a kid friendly play area so that you can shop with your kids! {photos via here}
There is a new shop in Portland, OR called Branch and Birdie and the opening reception is tonight from 6-9pm! I met Anna, one of the owners, via Etsy & Twitter. She makes beautiful ottomans/poufs. When she told me about her new store that “caters to the modern woman, child, & home”, I was excited for her- and when she asked to have some klt:works goodies in the shop, I definitely said yes. While the shop is in the NW, it looks like there will be an online presence soon for those of you that don’t live in the area. So, if you are in Portland, stop on by tonight and say hello. It looks like they have chosen some gorgeous things- there’s also a kid friendly play area so that you can shop with your kids! {photos via here}
I discovered the Portland band, Horse Feathers, last year via NPR. They had posted a, “Tiny Desk Concert” on their music blog and I remember listening to the whole thing, then heading right over to itunes to purchase, “House with No Home”. I always felt that their music seemed really seasonal- and I just started playing their music again because it felt right with the weather. To me it’s the perfect Northwest studio music. I realize, that the first video comes from the album (Thistled Spring) and is actually about Spring, so I am a bit off… but there was something about it that felt right to post it today.
One of the things that I think is pretty amazing is that this band sounds so great in a tiny little office or in any space they play. They appear genuine and accessible and I think part of me responds to that as well. Happy Music Monday!
I discovered the Portland band, Horse Feathers, last year via NPR. They had posted a, “Tiny Desk Concert” on their music blog and I remember listening to the whole thing, then heading right over to itunes to purchase, “House with No Home”. I always felt that their music seemed really seasonal- and I just started playing their music again because it felt right with the weather. To me it’s the perfect Northwest studio music. I realize, that the first video comes from the album (Thistled Spring) and is actually about Spring, so I am a bit off… but there was something about it that felt right to post it today.
One of the things that I think is pretty amazing is that this band sounds so great in a tiny little office or in any space they play. They appear genuine and accessible and I think part of me responds to that as well. Happy Music Monday!
I discovered the Portland band, Horse Feathers, last year via NPR. They had posted a, “Tiny Desk Concert” on their music blog and I remember listening to the whole thing, then heading right over to itunes to purchase, “House with No Home”. I always felt that their music seemed really seasonal- and I just started playing their music again because it felt right with the weather. To me it’s the perfect Northwest studio music. I realize, that the first video comes from the album (Thistled Spring) and is actually about Spring, so I am a bit off… but there was something about it that felt right to post it today.
One of the things that I think is pretty amazing is that this band sounds so great in a tiny little office or in any space they play. They appear genuine and accessible and I think part of me responds to that as well. Happy Music Monday!
