March 2008

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• Freakeys Key Covers

  

  Your key ring is insufficiently jazzy.

  $6 at Perpetual Kids

  Posted: 31 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Tour One Wallet

  

  Dual coin and currency pockets for the traveler. Comes in several colors, including yellow, green, orange, red, black, and brown.

  $65 at Scandinavian Details

  Posted: 31 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Sagaform Bamboo Salad Utensils

  

  $22 at Relish

  Posted: 28 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Slim Leather Belt

  

  Simple with a little bit of somethin’. Also comes in black. Please do not attempt to layer this with another belt unless you are under 25, female, or a gay stylist. Thank you.

  $22 at Yes Style

  Posted: 28 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Set of Two Soup and Sandwich Plates

  

  A useful exercise in portion control.

  $30 at Target

  Posted: 28 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Peacock Feather Pendant

  

  A bright feather at rest inside a hand-blown glass sphere. A bit of celebration to take along for a quiet evening on the town.

  $165 at Flutter

  Posted: 28 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Dandelion Wish Glasses

  

  New to the Mighty Goods store:

  Set of eight nostalgic drinking glasses for front-porch wishes over iced tea.

  $55 at Mighty Goods Finds

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Silverplate Bowl with Red Enamel Interior

  

  New to the Mighty Goods store:

  Gorgeous. Your loose change has never looked more attractive.

  $44 at Mighty Goods Finds

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Owl Planter

  

  New to the Mighty Goods:

  This is one of the very best things we brought home from Portland. A heavyweight, handmade owl planter. You’re growing wiser just looking at it. For your succulents, or your pens.

  $49 at Mighty Goods Finds

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Sugahara Round Riverstone Vase

  

  A palm-sized gift for people who pluck small weeds, leaves, and flowers on their morning walks.

  $20 at Rose and Radish

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Edo Cantilever Side Table

  

  $1,100 at Thomas Moser

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• SS Bloom Pendant

  

  $45 at Polli

  (Price converted from Australian Dollars.)

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Custom Laser Engraved Moleskine

  

  OK, everyone in the world. You know how you’re always asking me what to get as a relatively inexpensive but cool gift for employees? And you know how I always tell you to just give them the cash instead? OK, I have a new idea.

  This! Get them this. Then tuck some cash inside.

  Via uncrate

  $20 at Engrave Your Book

  (Price varies by quantity.)

  Posted: 27 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Key Lime Apples

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  I would very much like you to try these. Crispy, freeze-dried applies coated in dark chocolate. Once you have a box, please call me so we can exclaim over them. Thank you.

  $20 at Recchiuti

  Posted: 26 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Bodin Sourdough

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  This has become one of our favorite gifts to send out-of-towners. Fresh-baked sourdough shipped from San Francisco to your doorstep. You get one 1 lb. long loaf, one 1.5 lb. round loaf and three 7” sandwich rolls. Once you have this in your picnic basket, nothing else matters.

  $25 at Boudin

  Posted: 26 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Crocheted Baby Blanket

  

  You don’t know how to crochet, but no one needs to know that.

  $90 at Basic French

  Posted: 26 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Melissa Summers

• Solid Easy-Care Wool Blanket

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  A wool blanket that you can machine wash and dry. Because if you send your picnic blanket to the dry cleaner, it kind of makes you look like an ass.

  $100 at Pendleton

  Posted: 25 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Bubbies Pickles

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  My friend Sara puts together these amazing Fantasy Burger Nights where you can have a burger exactly how you want it. For me, the ideal burger is all about the pickle, and I discovered Bubbies on our grocery run. Bubbies are fresh, crunchy, spicy, salty perfection. If you appreciate a good dill pickle, you’ll find yourself hoarding these.

  $5 at Organic Direct

  Posted: 25 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Piper Sonoma Brut

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  I’m a sparkling wine fan, and this is the bottle I turn to for mini celebrations: first picnic of spring, crossing the last item from my to do list, finally vacuuming out the car. Also, the heavier base makes it easier to balance on the grass next to your lawn chair. Bonus.

  $13 at BevMo

  Posted: 24 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Boccalone Salami Sampler

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  Gorgeous small-batch salami made by hand in the Bay Area. They cold-cure the meats, giving them less salt and more time. Everything Boccalone makes is “seasoned by hand, tied by hand, hung by hand, checked by hand, and packaged by hand.”

  From their hands to my mouth.

  $40 at Boccalone Salumi

  Posted: 24 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Happy Cherries Dinner Napkins

  

  $24 at Stitchado

  (Set of four.)

  Posted: 21 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Melamine 12-pc. Dinnerware Set

  

  Leave it to Target to give us fancy plastic plates. For picnics outside the conservatory. They also come in black and red.

  $25 at Target

  Posted: 21 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Zak Designs Tableware Collection

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  Eco-guilt spoils a good party. Get a set of this bright melamine dinnerware, and dispense with disposable plates.

  Also makes a great, unbreakable meal set for kids.

  $40 at Amazon

  (Prices vary.)

  Posted: 21 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Leather Carrier

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  Makes your picnic blanket easier to tote, leaving your hands free for beer.

  $16 at Pendleton

  Posted: 20 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Cup-a-Cake Saver

  

  PERFECT PICNIC GUIDE

  Why go to all that trouble piping on a pretty little frosting design if it’s just gonna end up smashed against some aluminum foil? Excellent for lunch boxes and romantic, celebratory picnics.

  If you need more cupcake-carrying power, you know what to do.

  $3 at Container Store

  Posted: 19 Mar, 2008 in March 2008 by Margaret Mason

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