modern love note, designed and hand embroidered by birmingham-based artist smallwoods studios. 

a wink and a nod to “live, laugh, love” — and an acknowledgement of my southern snark and impatience. - tamara

black embroidery floss on natural seeded quilting cotton, framed in a 6” wooden hoop, finished with twine for easy display.

“you are generally tolerable” is honestly one of the nicest things that a person can say. because most people are gross, you know? ick.

birmingham-based artist tamara has teamed up with jordan, who says hilarious stuff all the time. tam writes some of it down and hand embroiders it.

original art by smallwoods studios. 

this piece is framed in a 5” embroidery hoop with red & white twine for easy display.

“you are a low effort acquaintance in my life” is honestly one of the nicest things that a person can say. it’s a nice compliment, as aren’t we are all low on energy? a person that requires “low effort” might even be pleasant to be around. the acknowledgement of fact that “you are” (indeed) “in my life” is a heartwarming reminder to be sure.

birmingham-based artist tamara has teamed up with jordan, who says hilarious stuff all the time. tam writes some of it down and hand embroiders it.

original art by smallwoods studios. 

this piece is framed in a 5” embroidery hoop with red & white twine for easy display.

the get bullish "out of patience for disappointing men" tote makes a statement—boldly and unapologetically. featuring the phrase "out of patience for deeply disappointing men in unmerited positions of authority" in rainbow pastel lettering, this slouchy tote is guaranteed to turn heads.

crafted from durable cotton canvas, it measures 13.5" x 14" with unique rounded handles made from a single piece of fabric for a seamless look.

carry it as a daily reminder that patience has its limits.

“you’re neat” is honestly one of the nicest things that a person can say. because don’t we all feel messy sometimes?

birmingham-based artist tamara has teamed up with jordan, who says hilarious stuff all the time. tam writes some of it down and hand embroiders it.

original art by smallwoods studios. 

this piece is framed in a 3” embroidery hoop with red & white twine for easy display.

modern love note, designed and hand embroidered by birmingham-based artist smallwoods studios. 

you’re the one I want next to me when you’re on your phone and I’m on mine.

ah, true love.

black embroidery floss on natural seeded quilting cotton, framed in a 6” wooden hoop, finished with twine for easy display.

#1960now captures the ongoing fight for equality, from the 1960s civil rights movement to the black lives matter movement today. through striking black-and-white photographs by shelia pree bright, this powerful collection juxtaposes portraits of past and present social justice activists, highlighting the courage and conviction of both ’60s elder statesmen and today’s new generation of fighters. this collection offers a sobering reminder that the struggle for justice is far from over, while showcasing the enduring spirit of resistance.

• features documentary images from recent protests alongside portraits of iconic figures from the 1960s civil rights movement.
• visually compares the activism of the 1960s with the black lives matter movement of today.
• an important contribution to american protest photography and a stark reminder of the continuous fight for justice and equality.

#1960now is a must-have for anyone passionate about civil rights and the ongoing pursuit of social justice.

the lingua franca classic cashmere crewneck with "bans off our bodies" across the front. canary with lime green thread.

this collection is 100% sustainably-sourced cashmere, and we recommend hand wash cold with a mild detergent or dry clean + lay flat to dry. do not bleach.

the 'bans off our bodies' sweaters are hand-stitched in new york by women in the lingua franca community.

the lingua franca classic short-sleeve cashmere crewneck with "i think i love you" patch. sky blue with poppy patch + canary thread.

this collection is 100% sustainably-sourced cashmere, and we recommend hand wash cold with a mild detergent or dry clean + lay flat to dry. do not bleach.

these ethically-produced sweaters are hand-dyed in nyc.

jules is 5'5" wearing an xxlarge.

the machete .75" perfect hoops in gold are the perfect handmade lightweight staple hoops.

they are 14k gold filled. 

machete jewelry is designed in atlanta, georgia + ethically-made in italy.

jewelry care: the oils from your skin transfer to the metal and need to be washed off periodically. the easiest way to clean your earrings is to wash with mild soap and wipe with a soft, dry cloth. store when not in use.

the machete .75" perfect hoops in silver are the perfect staple hoops, handmade from lightweight, rhodium-plated recycled brass with butterfly backings.

machete jewelry is designed in atlanta, georgia + ethically-made in italy.

jewelry care: the oils from your skin transfer to the metal and need to be washed off periodically. the easiest way to clean your earrings is to wash with mild soap and wipe with a soft, dry cloth. store when not in use.

the machete perfect hoops seriously live up to their name. they are ultra-lightweight, made from recycled brass, and on top of that—they match everything!

the perfect hoops measure 1.5" in diameter, and they are a 4.5mm thick gold filled recycled brass hoop.

machete jewelry is designed in atlanta, georgia + ethically-made in italy.

jewelry care: the oils from your skin transfer to the metal and need to be washed off periodically. the easiest way to clean your earrings is to wash with mild soap and wipe with a soft, dry cloth. store when not in use.

100 years of modern iran: simple history series zine #6 is a concise and compelling overview of a century of political upheaval, revolution, and transformation in iran. covering the years 1891–1991, this zine explores the fall of the monarchy, foreign coups, and the rise of the world’s first islamic theocracy.

part of the simple history series by j. gerlach and published by microcosm, it offers sharp insight into how iran’s modern history connects with the judeo-christian west’s ongoing tensions with the islamic world.

a fast, thoughtful read for curious minds.

zine / pamphlet
published by microcosm

1984: the graphic novel: george orwell’s chilling classic gets a bold visual retelling in this graphic novel adaptation illustrated by fido nesti. winston smith’s quiet rebellion against big brother and the thought police plays out in stark shades of grey and red, capturing the claustrophobia and constant surveillance of a totalitarian state. this illustrated edition makes the tension and dread of 1984 even more visceral, reminding us how close fiction can feel to reality. a haunting, powerful companion to the original novel. 

fans of national geographic’s #1 best-selling travel series will love this one-of-a-kind journal, designed to help you create and track your own travel bucket list. a perfect companion to *50 states, 5,000 ideas*, *100 parks, 5,000 ideas*, and *100 drives, 5,000 ideas*, this logbook offers space for planning, reflection, and recounting your most cherished travel memories. 

whether you’re road tripping across the u.s. or exploring your home state, this keepsake diary is here to guide you along the way. inside, you’ll find a map to check off the states you visit, tips and tricks for travel planning, guided prompts to capture your favorite moments, and plenty of journaling space. 

special features include: 
• need-to-know info on destinations, like the best times to go, entrance fees, visitor centers, and hours  
• national geographic’s top travel recommendations, from what to see, do, and eat  
• guided prompts to help you plan and record each adventure 

it’s the ultimate road trip companion to help you make the most of your journey across america.

classroom six, second left down the hall is a heartfelt story about henry, a boy on the autism spectrum, searching for a friend who understands his need for order and calm. on a day full of chaos, will he find a friend—or will a friend find him?

this schneider family book award honor book beautifully captures the magic of friendship, offering insight and warmth for readers of all ages. a touching celebration of connection and understanding.

the glory of growing older is the freedom to be more truly ourselvesâ with age we gain the liberty to pursue bold new endeavors and worry less about what other people think. In this richly illustrated volume, bestselling author and artist lisa congdon explores the power of women over the age of forty who are thriving and living life on their own terms. profiles, interviews, and essays from womenâ including vera wang, laura ingalls wilder, julia child, cheryl strayed, and many moreâ who've found creative fulfillment and accomplished great things in the second half of their lives are lavishly illustrated and hand-lettered in congdon's signature style. the perfect gift for women of all ages, a glorious freedom celebrates extraordinary lives and redefines what it means to gain wisdom and maturity.

abolition. feminism. now.: in this movement genealogy, angela davis, beth richie, erica meiners, and gina dent trace the work of activists and grassroots organizers fighting to dismantle patriarchal, heteronormative, and white supremacist systems. the authors show how feminist, anti-racist, and anti-capitalist struggles are deeply intertwined, lifting up overlooked histories and everyday acts of resistance. a timely call to action and a powerful reflection on liberation, past and present.