Grow Your Own Lily Pad from XtremeGeek:

“Grow your own giant flowering lily pad with this simple-to-use kit. Simply drop the seeds in the bowl of water and watch as they sprout in less than two weeks. Give the plants more room and the lily pads could grow up to 2 feet in diameter! Includes clear display bowl, bag of blue acrylic rock, and lotus plant seeds.”

$7.95

From The Small Object:

“A 100% organic cotton small tote bag for packing your lunch or for the goods of smaller folks. The tote bag features a removable grey wool felt eye mask which is attached with a velcro closure. Manufactured out-of-house, the tote bag is machine washable. (But remove the mask before washing!)”

$24

From Thorsten van Elten:

“Beautifully made wooden sheep with real soft, fluffy sheepskin. The sheep are strong enough to be used as stools.”

395 pounds and up

From Lush:

“Fancy a bit more fun in the shower? Reach into the fridge for a nice cool jelly and stroking the wobbly blob all over your body. (It has to be one of ours. Rowntrees’ jellies don’t work like this.) You can even put them in the freezer; they never freeze solid but, like vodka, they just get ever so much more interesting when chilled to below zero (and they last longer too). Use a slice of fragrant, frothing jelly all over your body; crush a chunk and wash your head with it. Nutritious seaweed gel conditions your skin and softens your hair. Use them in the bath for bubbles too: hours of endless amusement…”

Okay, this just makes me want to eat it.

2.30 pounds