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Tricks and Treats for Tonight's Fright Fete |  How to Do Everything |  15 Ways to Hunker Down   Everywhere | October 31, 2012   Today on DailyCandy.com Be a DailyCandy Scout with Our App » 40% off By Boe Architecturally Inspired Jewelry » 72 Fall Shades for Your Digits » A Dose of Jean Therapy » Bound for Glory American Design Club launches     | |     The first rule of American Design Club — you don’t talk about American Design Club — is easy to follow.  You’ll be too busy shopping.  The new virtual co-op (a spin-off of the cult-followed, Brooklyn-based network known for nurturing made-in-the-USA design talent) is a marketplace for all things unusual and inspiring. American artisans (a.k.a. members) you’ve never heard of (Kiel Mead’s reclaimed driftwood wall hooks and bottle openers, Chen Chen & Kai Williams’s resin accessories, AKMD’s cast-aluminum origami bowls) mingle with familiar faces (Heart Parts eating utensils, Reed Wilson’s cheeky doormats). Die-hard dedication to imagination and play results in intriguing solo projects (Pat Kim’s color-block wooden rocket ships) and group endeavors (a not-so-secret collaboration with paper brand Knock Knock is slated for early next month). Those in the know call it AmDC. Welcome to the club. Available at americandesignclubshop.com, $6-$250. Photos: Courtesy of American Design Club Warm Up with Our Knit Picks 10 Costumes You Can Still Pull Together   mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com: | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Artwork by Samantha Hahn

Tricks and Treats for Tonight's Fright Fete
Bound for Glory American Design Club launches The first rule of American Design Club — you don’t talk about American Design Club — is easy to follow.  You’ll be too busy shopping.  The new virtual co-op (a spin-off of the cult-followed, Brooklyn-based network known for nurturing made-in-the-USA design talent) is a marketplace for all things unusual and inspiring. American artisans (a.k.a. members) you’ve never heard of (Kiel Mead’s reclaimed driftwood wall hooks and bottle openers, Chen Chen & Kai Williams’s resin accessories, AKMD’s cast-aluminum origami bowls) mingle with familiar faces (Heart Parts eating utensils, Reed Wilson’s cheeky doormats). Die-hard dedication to imagination and play results in intriguing solo projects (Pat Kim’s color-block wooden rocket ships) and group endeavors (a not-so-secret collaboration with paper brand Knock Knock is slated for early next month). Those in the know call it AmDC. Welcome to the club. Available at americandesignclubshop.com, $6-$250. Photos: Courtesy of American Design Club Warm Up with Our Knit Picks10 Costumes You Can Still Pull Together mathewgjohnson1.repostage@blogger.com | Unsubscribe © 2012 DailyCandy, LLC. All rights reserved. 584 Broadway Suite 201 New York, NY 10012 Editorial Policy | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use Artwork by Samantha Hahn