Are you reading this on your smartphone or tablet right now? Do you even still use a laptop or desktop computer at home? There's a growing group of us who hardly touch a computer any longer, happy to rely upon our handheld devices for all our computing needs. Sure, mobile devices still have limitations, but for a large majority of the things we do, mobile devices are proving the death of personal computers.
Are you hoping to raise your child in your own geeky likeness? No worries, there are products out there to help you on your way. We scoured Etsy, a nerd haven with its own "Geekery" category, and rounded up the best, nerdiest baby mobiles out there. Whether you are an ardent supporter of House of Stark or have built your very own Tardis, you'll find something here you'll love.
MoreFrom the founders of the trend-setting Ork Posters comes Neighborly, a charming home goods store for the modern home. Ork's founder, Jenny Beorkrem and operations manager, Mary Beth Kapp, opened Neighborly as a friendly neighborhood store featuring goods that are beautiful, modern, functional, and affordable.
We have seen tons of DIY mobiles and just as many paint chip projects, but this one stands out on both fronts. These little elephants are so well designed, the end product is adorable, and Kirsty was good enough to share a free template for anyone who wants to make their own colorful herd. More
How amazing is this?! There are so many things to love about these paper house lanterns from Hutch Studio. They would look great in a nursery or even as a nightlight in a child's room. More
Great design often comes out of a passion for creating something special. In 1953, Christian Flensted and his wife Grethe had their first daughter, and to celebrate, they created the Stork mobile. And the rest, as they say, is history. More
Mobiles in the nursery are so traditional, don't you think? How about something more unusual, like a chandelier? We love this easy and economical tutorial to make your own piece of hanging art with some scrap fabric and a lamp shade.
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I've never flown in a hot air balloon, but I have a major soft spot for them because the Texan aeronaut Lee Scorsby is my favorite character in the His Dark Materials trilogy. When I saw Madeleine Sargent's handmade hot air balloon mobiles in last month's issue of Milk, I thought fondly of ol' Lee and his adventures in the sky. More















































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