5/12/2010
bread shoes.




Have you seen these exciting bread shoes designed by twin brothers and designers R&E? Craziness!
p.s. Peggy just commented that she’s use her bread shoes as a dip bowl! Genius!





Have you seen these exciting bread shoes designed by twin brothers and designers R&E? Craziness!
p.s. Peggy just commented that she’s use her bread shoes as a dip bowl! Genius!

All things sweet and dessert-y are everywhere these days — from cake-vertisements to crazy jewelry, check out this week’s design trend: CONFECTIONS!
Meringue rings
Wedding cake dress
Incredible eclairs
The Lost cake
Prison Break cake
The Nikon cake
Sweets Flickr collection
Designing food
Helvetica cake (is that called a Helveticake?)



I’ve never been a big fan of cupcakes (they’re much too small for my appetite!), but I don’t know that I’d mind having a few lovely iced versions shot at my face.






Matt Mayer, 18, and Devonne Ditinick, 19. from Merritt Island, Florida baked a few cookies based on Lady Gaga’s wacky outfits. Too fun!
See the entire set here (thanks, Telegraph!).
p.s Olivia makes handmade Gaga brooches! Amazing!



Formed using rigid polyurethane foam and plywood, Scott Hove’s “Cakeland” installations are constructed of cardboard, plywood, and any found object that has a suitable form. They are frosted with a variety of acrylic media, using traditional cake decorating tools, and accessorized with fake fruit and other objects found in stores or on the street.
In other words, it’s a giant tease. A creepy (but awesome) tease.

But look! A cake chandelier? Yum.

LEFT: CELINE S / RIGHT: MANGOWOMAN

A few of the crazier Royal Ascot hats from last June. Ohhhh, spring is here!
Stereotype Packaging explores what would happen if packaging was made to look like that of many harmful substances from cigarettes to fried foods and drugs.
Would we psychologically curb the habit by getting our fix from the package itself? Brilliant.
No idea what this has to do with… anything, but really? A chocolate inhaler with zero calories?
Smart, or insanity? What do we think, readers?
A machine that makes breakfast in the morning — automatically? Yes, indeedy.
Sunny side up, please.
Found via catkin and teasel.
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