Boundless

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Issue N o 1

SUMMER 2012


in this issue 4 Glamping

18 cocktail love

by sylvia tewes

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summer wish list

20 summer day in brooklyn

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Mary had a little lamb

by miss vu

by tamara kim cho

10 let them eat cake!

by sylvia tewes

12 De alpaca amor

by miss vu

14 laters san francisco hola tulum

by sylvia tewes

by miss vu

by sylvia tewes

22 you love shoes, too?

by tamara kim cho

24 bake with love

by miss vu

26 15 things to give up to be happpy

by tamara kim cho

24 summing up summer

by miss vu

cover and inside cover photography by miss vu


contributors WELCOME TO OUR FIRST ISSUE! Over several cocktails we decided to put together a magazine that documents whatever inspires us (which is everything). In our issues, we share our obsessions and love for design, craft projects, traveling, food, shopping and the simple joys of hanging out with friends. There are no themes, no rules, no limits … it’s boundless.

missvu Miss Vu is the editor and designer for the summer 2012 issue of Boundless. She lives in San Francisco, CA and is a designer by day and a foodie, retail-therapist and crafter by night. Miss Vu graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design and is a designer for Pottery Barn. She is a lover of design, fashion, books and chivalry. www.missvu.com | www.iheartchivalry.blogspot.com

TAMARAKIMCHO Tamara Cho was born and raised in Northern California. With a background in Graphic Design, she is pursuing her creative career at Philippe Becker Design agency and after hours through freelance work. When not posted behind the computer, Tamara explores life through food, shopping and social adventures. She also loves to dabble in painting, photography, developing various hand made creations and most of all spending time with her better half. www.cargocollective.com/tamarakimcho

sylviatewes Sylvia Tewes was born in Tokyo and raised in Hawaii, and she now calls San Francisco home. She graduated from University of Oregon with a BA in Visual Design and minor in Architecture and Art History. She prefers the ocean to forest, savory over sweet and neutral colors to bright. She’s a Japanese speaker, layout and design fanatic, architecture enthusiast, furniture sketcher and a hula dancer. www.cargocollective.com/sylviayt

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glamping

camping in style


doormat

keeps the dust out of the tent!

hammock

for a lazy afternoon

table cloth

spruce up the picnic table

what to pack check list for your summer trip 1. Tent or Teepee 2. Sleeping Bag 3. Clothes (warm and think layering) and don’t forget slippers and scarf 2. Toiletries / cosmetics including a fabulous bath bag, shower cap and preferably biodegradable soap, shampoo & conditioner 4. Lip balm, hand sanitizer, hand cream, manicure kit, hand held mirror 5.Your own pillow from home 6. Ear plugs & eye mask Hairbrush, comb, hair ties and clips, leave-in hair conditioner (and if electricity available throw in the blow dryer and straightening or curling iron) 7. Laundry powder or soap 8. Laundry bag (or Lingerie Bag) for dirty clothes 9. Clothesline & clothes pegs 10. Torch, flashlight or headlight 11. First aid kit – including the Aloe Vera, sunscreen, insect repellent, baby wipes and cotton swabs 12. Toilet paper and toilet seat covers – always needed, always forgotten 13. Rain gear – light waterproof jacket that can be rolled up, and a rain umbrella 14. Small fan for the tent 15. Small backpack and tote bag or beach bag 16. Beach umbrella and hammock 17. Swimsuits, hats and sunglasses 18. Books, magazines 19.Playing cards, board games and dice 20. Beach towels AND separate Bath Towels, plus Face cloths 21. Waterbottle and Hot Water Bottle with hot water at night to keep you snug) 22. table covers 23. iPod with speakers and well-stocked playlist 24.Car charge adapter for mobile, iPod 25. Plates, cutlery and cast iron skillet 26. Floaties, Bocce Ball, frisbee 26. FOOD and BOOZE!


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1 minoux bracelet $48 | 2 lomography diana camera $65 | 3 oliver peoples sheldrake sunglasses $430 | 4 pigeon toe faceted 6 linus roadster classic $409 | 7 madewell colorblock bikini $92 | 8 steve madden rasscal $89.95 | 9 baskets of africa ukhamb


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hanging tray $76 | 5 alcapulco chair $475 ba $220 | 10 areaware llama $49 | 11 chiquitana hammock $124

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Mary Had

a Little Lamb That was cooked to perfection... For the lamb-eating lover in you, here’s a recipe that is oh-so-good and only takes about 40 minutes to make from start to finish!

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Purchase 3 lamb T-bones from your local grocery store.

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Season with onion powder, seasoned salt, a LOT of garlic powder and a LOT of ground pepper. *note: the garlic powder and ground pepper are the key to this recipe.


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Season with ingredients.

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Oil pan with your choice of oil. My favorite, olive oil in a Misto sprayer. The misto takes the oil and sprays it out as a nice even mist.

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Place on low-medium heat for 10 minutes with lid on, then flip to the other side and let it sit for another 10 minutes with lid on. Or cook to desired texture.

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Boil some veggies. I use frozen veggies since it’s quick and easy.

Baaah...

Done!

A nice meal for one! Enjoy! boundless summer

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Let them eat cake!

from a jar

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instructions:

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Find your favorite cake mix and supporting ingredients, or make it from scratch. (To speed things along, I used a boxed cake mix. But I will definitely go from scratch next time.) The best part about making your own is that you can make half of one kind and half of another! You'll also need a bunch of canning jars - straight sides, wide mouthed. I got the wee-est ones I could find for cuteness' sake. You can definitely make them in bigger jars. Boil or wash the jars to sterilize them. You'll want brand-spanking-new lids to make a tight seal when you're done.

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Make the batter according to the directions on the box. Fill the jars about halfway with batter. If you fill them too full, you can always squish them down, or cut the tops off. But too much batter will result in them flowing over the sides of the jars. Bake according to directions for cupcakes, and check for doneness. These are about cupcake size, but your jars may be larger and need more time. When they’re done, close the lids on ‘em. They’re self-sealing, and you’ll be able to see the seal forming! Make sure to screw those caps on while the cakes are still hot though, to get that all-important seal.

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Once you’ve sealed these little treats, lable and date them. Then you’re ready to serve, ship, or store. No need to pop them out, they’re easy to eat right out of the jar! Enjoy!


These tiny delights make the perfect gifts for any occasion.

Make up a batch to keep on hand for sudden cravings, give as favors for your next party, or send to loved ones overseas. The cakes will remain moist and delicious for up to 6 months! What better way to show someone you care than a personalized cake in a jar! boundless summer

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a silk screen adventure by miss vu


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a silk screen adventure by miss vu

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take a dive in THE atlantic

have a sip at sunset bar then head downstairs for a tasty dinner

take a dip iN THE cenote roam around the TULUM ruins

siesta time


cancun

laterS San Francisco,

hola TULUM

cozumel

playa del carmen

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cenote

TULUM

MAYAN ruins

Drink

PLACES TO EAT

BEACH

spider monkey PUMA

aug. 2012 forecast: sunny with chance of tropical storms highs 34c/lows 26c


roll around town on a rented bike

don’t forget to bring: biodegradable sunscreen, bug repellent, sunglasses and few pesos for the best fish tacos ever.


watch the sunset over the jungle at the sunset bar at: youtube.com/watch?v=1DOAXDzSoDQ&feature=youtu.be

freshest seafood in town. Il Camello in downtown Tulum. a must if you’re in town.

grab a cup of joe, take a morning stroll and watch the sunrise over the atlantic.

watch the sunrise over the atalntic at: youtube.com/watch?v=JmuMAyxFYTw&feature=youtu.be


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LOVE

AFFAIRS START WITH A COCKTAIL boundless summer

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shopping trip delighted, in and inspired.

protect your eyes the bright summer by michael bastia

a great addition to my collection of cookbooks. this will come in handy...


wine with a message by swanson vineyard

“gold�ware from westelm.com

p that ntrigued .

s from r light. an

craft fair and flea market bracelet from miansai.com/shop

listen to music on a lazy summer afternooncrosby record player

a canvas bag to carry all the fun finds! boundless summer

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You Love Sh 10 of my own favorite Indigo by Clark Water Row

Miss Albright Philadelphia Name of shoe unknown

Jessica Simpson Noah

Melissa Cristal

Seychelles

Joan Wedge


hoes, Too? Dolce Vita Janna

Melissa Eagle

Enzo Angiolini Name of shoe unknown

Express

Name of shoe unknown

Hinge

HGpenn-Lea

Ooh-la-la!


BAKE love h t i w

diy pie in a jar treats

>> by miss vu <<


fill jar with your favorite pie filling

cookie cutters are your bffs line mason jar with premade pie dough

be creative! embellish!

coat the top with egg white

bake on a baking pan

add

butter on the top

bake at 325 for 30 mins

handmade

with love ta-dah!

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4. Give up your self-defeating self-talk

3.GIVE UP ON BLAME

2. Give up your need for control

1. GIVE UP YOUR NEED TO ALWAYS BE RIGHT

Things to Give Up to Be Happy* :)

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*To read the full article go to www.purposefairy.com.

Don’t worry, Be happy.

15. Give up living your life to other people’s expectations

14. give up attachment

13. Give up the past

12. Give up your excuses

10. GIVE UP LABELS 11. Give up on your fears

9. GIVE UP YOUR RESISTANCE TO CHANGE

8. Give up your need to impress others

7. Give up the luxury of criticism

6.Give up complaining

5.GIVE UP YOUR LIMITING BELIEFS



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F A L L+ H O L I D A Y 2 0 1 2 Thank you for stopping by! Our next Fall+Holiday issue will be up early December. Hope to see you then.


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