Web Roundup: Gifts for 10 & Under

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1. Ice Invaders ice cube tray, $8, www.thinkgeek.com
2. Wooden bottle opener, $10, www.spartan-shop.com
3. Small oval chalkboard sticker frame, $7, www.paper-source.com
4. The Littlest Coin Purse, £10, www.anthropologie.com
5. Keel's Simple Diary, £10, www.amazon.co.uk
6. Pam's Recipe Book, £6, www.toast.co.uk
7. Tulip Nebula Votive, £5, www.anthropologie.com
8. Noir Blossoming Flower Letterpress Coasters, set of 8, $9, www.etsy.com/shop/rubypress
9. Clifford Richards cat & fairy notebooks, £2 each, www.vandashop.com
10. Kimono Girl Mirror, £7 each, www.vandashop.com
11. Reindeer ornament, £2.50, www.toast.co.uk

Web Roundup: Well Worn's Christmas List

Let's kick off this season of gift guides with a slightly more personal inventory highlighting the two fave spots in my abode.

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Clockwise from top left:

*Letizia Cardigan, £74, www.anthropologie.com

*Tuxedo Jacket in black, $228, www.jcrew.com

*V&A Pattern Box Set, £27, www.vandashop.com

*Wolfgang Letterpress stationery (with my new, married name!), price varies, www.mrboddington.com

*Painted Ceramic Piggy Money Box, £9, www.bombayduck.co.uk

*Black leather CIAK 2010 Daily Organiser, £14-£16, www.thejournalshop.com

*Bronx Linus Boot in Brown Brush, £170 (If you can still find these, you're magic! Luckily I think Santa was able to grab a pair on Piperlime.)

*Toothpick Ankle Cord in dark charcoal and black (not shown), now $60 each, www.jcrew.com

Style: Wrist Worthy

As far as jewellery goes, it's slim pickings as to what part of my body I'm willing to adorn with something different everyday. For example, I never purchase any rings because nothing can really compete with my diamond and wedding band combo. And if I wear a necklace, it's a certain piece I'm stuck on for months. As for earrings? I seldom remember my lobes. So that leaves the only blank body part: my wrists. Sure, I'll wear a watch sometimes (a Michael Kors beauty gifted to me by my hubby), but unlike with the bridal set I'm willing to stack on additional bling if the need arises.

So without further ado (and with much thanks to my InDesign and "Rocky" week on Virgin 1 to distract said hubby), here's a compilation of arm candy:

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Photographs courtesy of sellers' web sites