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KIDS | Winter Water Factory + A Discount!

I recently discovered the most adorable shop for kids' clothes. Winter Water Factory carries bold patterns and graphic designs for babies, boy and girls. They even sell a few dresses for Mom, too. Cute, cute, cute!

ABOUT THE COMPANY | Winter Water Factory is a Brooklyn-based design and manufacturing company specializing in screen printed textiles and organic kids' clothing.  Fresh, bold, and beautiful textile prints are the signature of Winter Water Factory. Printed on soft organic cotton and fashioned into classic designs, our line of kids' clothing has been a great success with retailers and consumers alike. We believe in creating high-quality products for a healthy planet. Every item is crafted from 100% certified organic cotton and is made in the USA—from the fabric to the final stitch.

BONUS | Winter Water Factory is offering Design Editor readers a 10% discount. Use the code DesignEditor10 at checkout. Visit them on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest too!

 Enjoy!

EYE CANDY | Photo Fashion

The photography lover in me is pretty darn crazy about this shirt my Mom just gave the girls. High five on the cute factor, Carters.

FREE DOWNLOAD | Dinosaur Book

My girls are obsessed with dinosaurs. Something I didn't see coming, but it's fun. They love the show Dino Dan on Nick Jr. and are now quick to point out a T-Rex or Triceratops. After I bought them a bag of plastic dinosaurs at the grocery store, they kept asking the names of the other dinos nonstop. We really had no clue. At Jim's suggestion, I took some photos and made a flip book identifying their new friends.

It turned out pretty darn cute so, why let the files gather dust on my hard drive when I can offer them all to enjoy? The download is a zipped file of five PDF's. Each PDF includes two 4x6 pages of the book.

Get it for free here:  Download DE_DinoBookPages

BOOK ASSEMBLY | Here's how to put together a simple flip book.  I can also see these in little frames!

• Cut along trim lines. (I rounded the outside corners.)
• Laminate. (I used self laminating paper trimmed to fit.)
• Make a hole with a punch and hold together with a binder ring. (Found at office supply and craft stores.) 

DISCLAIMER | We are not paleontologists, so no guarantee the names are spot on. If you find an error, blame Google images. Enjoy!