A must have for any serious hater, the People I Want To Punch In The Face hand-bound original book is created by 27th Street Press. Described as a ‘Useful, non-violent alternative to mayhem’, it fits perfectly in your pocket at only 5 x 3.5” and for the wonderful sum of just $10.

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From gold embroidered royal iced flowers to brocaded cameo decor topped treats, Amber Spiegal has a real knack for baking and decorating Victorian-inspired cookies in her aptly named Etsy store, SweetAmbs.

The Baking and Pastry Arts graduate at The Culinary Institute of America in New York is renowned for her signature orange zest, vanilla bean and cardamom recipe that she finishes with vanilla royal icing. I’d bet my pennies these cookies taste as delicious as they look.

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This is my new favorite jewelry artist. I love how she combines bullet casings with things like crystals and feathers. It’s very soft natural beauty clashing with harsh, man-made hardware. See more of her work on Etsy

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Etsy store KnotWorks creates cute, overweening and humorous knitted coffee mug warmers for a caffeine fiend’s drinking pleasure.

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Leave it up to crafty site, Etsy, to provide the human race with something so fantastical. This custom made unicorn hoodie by Ivebinpharteen is tailored exactly to your liking — from colors to materials to mane — so that the final product is truly the thing that dreams are made of.

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Sure, an iPad or Kindle is awfully handy, but you can’t do this with them. Created by artist Lisa Occhipinti, each bookmobile is designed as a sculptural object to emanate bliss. Interestingly, Occhipinti is set to release her first book, The Repurposed Library, in April 2011. The publisher says it will feature 33 projects that breathe new life into orphaned books and flea market finds. But aren’t they missing the ironically obvious?

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