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Somewhere ahead of the 1980 US hockey team, the Kurt Russell movie that's based on it and that one that occurred up on 34th Street, is a baby. And now baby can acknowledge that fact with this soft, cozy 100% cotton snapsuit and hat set. A lot of people can take a baby for granted - and with this set, your guests will not be among that group.
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Graham Bergh and his team of gifted artisans go the extra mile to bring you funky fun: Each month they collect bicycle parts, donate those that still have life and transform others into clever creations like this pendulum clock handmade from bicycle chains and cogs. Set it on a desk or anywhere in your home for a distinct accent with many miles of history behind it. Handmade in Oregon.
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With soothing blends of the highest quality organic essential oils and living herbs, this pampering set is an ideal gift for a pregnant friend or relative. The Back Rub Oil provides relaxation for tired muscles and minds, the Mommy-to-Be Milk Bath soothes the skin and senses, and the Stretch Mark oil nurtures expanding tummies. Made in Southern California.
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A boy's never too young for sneakers - especially when they're this comfy. Cotton baby socks are printed to look like those classic kicks every guy lives in, complete with real shoelace ties. A selection of 6 pairs in a range of colors packaged in a gift-ready box promises an early start to the "dirty socks on the floor" phenomenon.
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No matter which team he roots for, this tie is sure to be a "hit" with the baseball fan in your life. Sketches of demolished ballparks cover this navy silk tie, including Ebbets Field, The Polo Grounds, Connie Mack Stadium, Forbes Field, Crosley Field, and Comiskey Park. He can leave his baseball cap at home and still show his love of the game. Created by New York designer Josh...
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Throw a curve his way ? or a fastball, or a forkball, for that matter. Keep in the game with this baseball pitches tie from New York designer Josh Bach. With diagrams of the finger work for a fastball, curveball, slider, forkball, change-up and knuckler, you'll earn points for your baseball savvy, and he'll get points for his style. Imported silk hand finished in New York City.
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The tulip tree is one of America's most magnificent deciduous trees, and now you can raise one of your own to grow in your yard with this simple tree-to-be kit. With complete instructions, you get to watch your tree grow all the way from its humble days as a mere seedling. With a little care, in a few months your tree will start to grow in its little clay pot (included), and in little over a year.
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This inspiring necklace features Gandhi's words "Be the change you wish to see in the world," inscribed in sterling silver, with Gandhi's name printed on the other side, along with a gold-plated bronze pendant representing the Earth. The sterling silver ball chain is 16" L. Handmade by Kathy Bransfield in Southern California.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, not all of us fit neatly into the "dog person" "cat person" dichotomy, so if you're an ambi-pet-owner, show off this charming necklace from Mark Poulin and refuse to take sides. It's reversible, so switch from the cat side to the dog side however often as you like, whether you're feeling just a tiny bit catty or you're dog tired.
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Babies like to talk about their parents. Well, actually, they don't talk, but if they did, they'd probably talk about their parents. And these outfits allow them to do just that. Choose from "My dad's a geek" in green and "My mom's a fox" in blue.
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"I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul." The words of William E. Henley are inscribed on a sterling silver pendant, along with an oxidized silver compass rose to help you captain your own soul. Henley, one of the first British poets to write in free verse, penned the words in 1875 for his poem "Invictus." Handmade by Kathy Bransfield.
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She probably can't shoot hoops yet, but she can lace up for the game with these splendidly soft Jenny sneaker socks. Made of cotton, lycra and spandex these baby socks are printed to look like classic sneakers, complete with real shoelace ties and non-skid bottoms. The set of six arrives in a gift box and has one of each color. Fits up to 12 months. Imported.
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Celebrate America with these silk neckties honoring the nation's most treasured documents. The tie at left features the signatures of the wise men who drafted the Constitution, and the rightfully famous three-word phrase that begins the document: "We the People." And the tie at right has the signatures of the Founding Fathers - those who "pledged to each other...
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Celebrate America with these silk neckties honoring the nation's most treasured documents. The tie at left features the signatures of the wise men who drafted the Constitution, and the rightfully famous three-word phrase that begins the document: "We the People." And the tie at right has the signatures of the Founding Fathers - those who "pledged to each other...
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Even the toughest cowboy knows that comfort is a must for all those long days and nights out on the trail. Your little darlin' will feel right at home on the range with these cozy cowboy boot socks. With non-skid bottoms and available in black, red, brown, orange, blue and green, these socks will look perfect as your cowboy rides his stroller into the sunset. Arrives in a teeny brown and...
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Relationships are often puzzling, which is why these cufflinks are a clever and intriguing present for any groom. They consist of George Washington's eye and the "DO" from the one dollar bill. And what does that spell? "I DO."
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This set of five rattles includes an ear of corn, a cabbage, a radish, and two carrots. Hand-knit and comfortingly soft, these little treats make great comfort toys and refreshingly original rattles, as well as healthful additions to your play kitchen veggie crisper. Veggie rattles are surface washable only. Spot clean with a damp cloth and air dry. Designed in San Francisco, CA and...
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Students start with clues from one of the 104 puzzle cards, and then try to place a single ball of each color in every row, in every column, and in every 3 x 3 box. Game board and colored balls are made from high-quality solid wood; 13.5 square.
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Keep track of all your colorful guests with this beautifully made guest book. Each book is handmade with lokta paper, which comes from the inner bark of the Lokta bush, a renewable resource that regenerates within three years. The bark is stripped without cutting down the whole bush. The paper is made in the rural, mountainous villages of Nepal, using no electricity. The paper travels for...
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In trying times, we could all use a little guy reminding us to "Stay Level-Headed." This pewter mini muscleman hoists a contractor's level over his head, so you or your favorite hot head can remember to keep it cool. Handmade in California by jeweler Tamara Hensick.
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Turn your water bottle into a solar-powered lantern with this waterproof cap. Just fill the bottle with water and screw on this cap to create a lantern that will illuminate your campsite, tent or home. An embedded solar panel charges a long-lasting NiMH battery to power four bright LEDs- simply leave it out in the sun for a few hours and you'll have up to 12 hours of light. A daylight sensor...
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Create your own circus! Build your imagination, balance, and dexterity while you play! The magnetic figures, balls, and base are easy to attach. Connect them in zillions of ways! Begin with simple magnetic discovery and grow to learn stacking and balance. The many ways to play and succeed encourages self-expression and builds self confidence.
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This hip bracelet is ingeniously green. It's made from recycled bike parts of the millions of bicycles thrown away each year.
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Get ready to touch, time, see, smell, balance, bluff, listen, locate and laugh your way through this outrageous game! Senseability is the game that brings you to your senses as teams race to perform fun challenges spread over 10 sensory categories. Could you identify a hidden symbol using only your fingers? Catch a dropped stick quickly? Detect how many balls are in a box using only your...
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