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COVETED: The devil and the deep BlueQ

POSTED: Thursday, July 15, 2010, 8:00 PM

Collectors of pretty things, take note: Every week, we're rounding up a what's-what of what we [heart], culled from the scores of design blogs, artist sites and Etsy treasuries we stalk on the regular. You've undoubtedly seen BlueQ products here and there — Wash Your Sins Away soap at Urban Outfitters, I Am Not A Paper Towel dish towels at Fosters Home Goods (RIP), Let's Drink the Drops watter bottles at Verde. But who knew they were all from one giant quirk-tastic company? Here are a few of our favorite giftables from online marketplace BlueQ, which has been around, the company points out, "since Die Hard. The first one. 1988."

Beaver tote, $9.99
Blue Q Cutting Edge T-shirt, $15.99
I Love You Like Biscuits and Gravy dish towel, $9.99

Nasturtium water bottle, $17.99
Oh Crap I'm Having a Baby mini-book, $7.99
Tea Merci lemon-ginger tea, $9.99

I Heart Water whale soap, $7.99
Yellow Little Bird vase, $9.99
Won't Be My Facebook Friend gum, $1.25

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