They’re back! After the Seattle Times featured them in their Valentine’s Day gift guide, demand has been pretty high. Sure Calla Lilies are nice, but these will last well beyond Easter.

$3.50 each, set of 18 $56

Click! will be closed this Sunday, March 23rd, for Easter. We plan to spend the day with family, most especially our four-year-old nephew Enzo (check out Enzo’s dad’s blog!), who will be visiting from Southern California. If Enzo has his way, we’ll probably ride a train.

We will be open our regular weekend hours Saturday (11-5), and closed Monday.

Not on the art walk or at Click! but worth mentioning: Friday night, March 14, several artists will be surfacing at 4221 SW Juneau, for an event they call “More Noise Please!”. T.S. Pew’s artwork has had us seeing the world from multiple perspectives for years, and we only just realized that the artwork Chad Steig makes is not limited to the beautiful cocktails he mixes at Blackbird Bistro. These are kids who are serious about their art, and we seriously love it.

Yes it’s true. We always have the best snacks and beverages on the West Seattle Art Walk (Thursday March 13, 6–9pm), but you have to when you’re a little off the beaten path. Of course it doesn’t hurt that we’ve got some kick ass art to show as well.

Our current featured artist Brad Strain has brought us some new work that takes some of his themes of home (and a longing for home) and incorporates them with polaroid images of local urban landscapes. He also brought more paintings, which seem to be gaining quite a following.

Our own “in-house” artist is featured this month as well: Frances is introducing new colors to her cork jewelry line. Fans of Frances’s jewelry will love the way the silver and gold light up with “ocean” and “sage” — two new colors of dyed cork, as announced in our recent email newsletter. (Sign up here)

Oh hai!

Adorable Doggy and Kitty cushions, good for hanging out on the couch with. With props to the teh cheezburger kittehs…

available in gray, orange, and pink $42

The groovy folks at Modern Twist who brought us the Amy Ruppel “Birds and Trees” table dressings are introducing new designs, including “Origami” and “Pebbles”. Made of non-toxic silicone, they are are a beautiful way to set your table.

They arrived today… Frances’s favorite are the pebbles and I suspect a set of them will follow us home.

Placemats $18 each, Coasters set of four $21

Everyone loves the botanical cheese plates that we picked up last year, but until now we had not been able to find a suitable knife/planer set to complement them. “Mingle” is a 3-piece cheese set designed by Peter and Eva Moritz, who have had their design studio in the south of Sweden since 1998.

We love the way they look and the way they feel in your hand. (The knives that is, not Peter and Eva — although they’re not bad looking either.)

set of three, gift boxed: $32