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Here at petite alma we are always stumbling across new ideas and products from others we admire. So when we come across something that inspires and delights us, rather than keeping it to ourselves we thought we'd share these stylish little treasures with you.

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A Pencil Rainbow
7.23.2010


If you've been feeling a little grey lately take a stroll over to Felissimo and brighten up your world with their 500 pencils subscription - every month for twenty months a small parcel will arrive at your front door containing twenty-five pencils of all different hues and tones. With names like lemon drop, Norwiegen sky, tea with milk, drizzly afternoon and lobster bisque, you'll never feel colourless again!

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Colour your world
5.21.2010


Aussie company Jellybean Bikes has launched these totally customisable and totally adorable bicycles. Imagine cruising down the Hudson River on one of these colourful little gems with a basket of yummy treats and the wind in your hair... the ultimate weekend getaway. I want one i want one i want one. 

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Easter Eggs
4.05.2010



After a very indulgent weekend full of wonderful food and too much chocolate to mention, I thought I would post some of my favourite Easter ideas on etsy. From the top: an adorable little robin's nest from ShabbyChic Cottage, pretty vintage hymnal eggs from pumpkin papers, cute speckled eggs from green baboon designs, and finally these beautifully coloured, hand dyed eggs from Syrendell.

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Little Animals
3.17.2010

snoof...

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burble...

 snoof snoof...

Look at these loveable little guys created by the rather talented Sian Keegan. They're all beautifully hand-crafted from thrift store and vintage fabrics and she even teaches classes, so you can make your very own cute little animal...

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Recipes and resolutions
1.02.2010

Try your hand at pavlova's... a delicious Aussie dessert

My mother always used to tell me that if you can read, you can cook. I never really believed her, as I have been able to read for many years now and still am not any closer to achieving chef-dom. I was recently inspired to learn, however, by an Australian recipe blog called Trotski & Ash. The photographs are really beautiful, the recipes are easy to follow, and each one comes with a lovely backstory that will make you feel both hungry and nostalgic. Wish me luck! Oh, and Happy New Year!

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YOGA
12.23.2009


photograph of Malachi Melville by Saam Gabbay photography
I think some people dislike yoga because they have never actually had a good teacher.  Once you find your match, you will crave going to class!  I have found two teachers I absolutely adore.  Jen G. teaches at Kula Yoga in NYC and Malachi Melville teaches at Yoga Works in LA (seen above).  I like both of them because they are not too over the top with yoga language, spirituality, etc.  They both give a terrific workout and you just get a sense that they are good, nice, relaxed people.

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PURL
9.08.2009


I am not a knitter or a sewer, but each time I walk by Purl's lovely little storefronts, I wish I did. They have two charming stores in SoHo- Purl and Purl Patchwork- just down the street from one another. They also offer classes in knitting, crocheting, sewing and quilting.
Click here to visit the Purl site.

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