Lucky Breaks Giveaway!

Two things we love: dainty stacking rings and a giveaway and wow-ee do we wish we could win this stack, too! Head over to Lucky Breaks for a chance to win ALL THREE of these stacking rings!!

Diamond Baguette. Twisted Stacker. Conflict Free Diamond Eternity Band.

Thanks Lucky!

Hey, Lucky Magazine, we definitely agree that Lulu Organic's Hair Powder is an essential beauty gift! We've been big fans of this pint sized beauty must have for a while now and we definitely plan to gift it to all of our girlfriends this year! (Added bonus: it has a particularly sensational price tag, only $10 for the travel size!!)

Lulu Organics Hair Powder, Travel Size, $10.

Thanks Lucky!

Huzzah! Thanks for including us in this mighty fine assortment, Lucky! We're really into engagement rings of all shapes, sizes, and shades. Pretty much, you should go your own way. Our only rule for engagement ring buying: Do you love it? Does/will he/she love it? Yes! Yes! Done and done.

-Leigh

Elisa Solomon Ancienne ring, $2840
Satomi Kawakita vertical bar ring, $390
Polly Wales ruby ring
Digby & Iona Atreyu ring, $1200
Digby & Iona tree stump ring with engraving, $210
Bittersweets lily royale ring $3200
Bittersweets lily leaf ring with diamonds, $695

Brag Break

It feels pretty darned great to get the above photo, titled "it's_true_all_the_coolest

_girls_shop_catbird.jpg", from a really special customer.  But really, we're only "cool" cause of you.  We've got amazing customers in our real life little shop on Bedford Avenue, and now we've got all of you in this intergalactic world, too.  Gosh, this internet thing is grand.

no really. THIS is the best thrift store find ever.

Many moons ago, I believed this to be the best thrift store find ever. How silly.

When your three year old tells you they want to be a chicken for Halloween, and you come across the MOST AMAZING chicken costume in her size for $7...well, clearly this one was hit out of the ballpark.

behold.

Happy Birthday, America. We got you something great.

(pic lifted from here)

The silhouette of things to come.

Leigh Batnick, aka Jezebel, wearer of many hats: blogger, stationer and shopgirl extraordinaire, will be guest blogging here on the catbird website while I delve into towers of paperwork and hours of phone calls of the most boring variety. Lucky me, lucky you.

(On another note, the liquidation of the Metro store is moving along at a rather brisk pace but I would still highly recommend coming in. There are great finds in many sizes and we will be putting more stuff out from now until the end of March.)

lucky me.

One of our favorite pieces by one of our favorite designers. The Fairy Absinthe spoon, inspired by Toulouse Lautrec, natch. Scoop it up in the store or right here.