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BLACK INK AND THE MUSEUM OF USEFUL THINGS I always lose track of time in Black Ink. They have so many one-off quirky items ranging from magnets to children’s books to ceramic animals and rubber stamps. They have another shop called The Museum of Useful Things in Cambridge, selling objects for the home and office with an edgy design aesthetic. BLACK INK: 101 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114, THE MUSEUM OF USEFUL THINGS: 5 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138WINDSOR BUTTON An immense sea of buttons and a great selection of yarns. If you’re into knitting you’ll love this place. 35 Temple Pl, Boston, MA 02111, www.windsorbutton.comTHE SOWA OPEN MARKET Boston’s fantastic weekly artisan market hosts a wide variety of vendors. You’ll find painters, sculptors, photographers, clothing and jewelry designers, milliners, florists, bakers, local farmers’ produce, and much more every Sunday from May till October. 460 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02118, www.southendopenmarket.comBODEGA A secret sneaker shop tucked inside what appears to be a normal convenience store. Behind a hidden door near the Snapple machine lies a fine selection of vintage and limited edition sneakers. 6 Clearway St, Boston, MA 02115, www.bdgastore.com HONEYSPOT This is where I buy my beloved partner birthday presents. A great selection of gifts, cards, stationery, jewelry, and more. 48 South St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130MAGPIE This store is out in Somerville but is definitely worth checking out if you’re in the neighborhood. Super cute and full of hand-crafted goodies and indie-designer home accessories. 416 Highland Ave, Somerville, MA 02144, www.magpie-store.comPOD A well-edited collection of products in a small space tucked away in Brookline. Beautiful textiles, French soaps, and antique Victorian postcards, all artfully laid out. 313 Washington St, Brookline Village, MA 02130, www.shop-pod.comRUGG ROAD PAPER COMPANY An artist-run store with a friendly atmosphere selling gorgeous cards and handmade paper from around the world. 105 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114, www.ruggroadpaper.comSHOP 49 Boston, MASOUTH END This is one of my favorite shopping areas. On every corner you’ll find an interesting boutique offering a selection of design objects, jewelry, and homewares by local artists and designers. Gifted, Michelle Willey, and Turtle are three of my favorites. GIFTED: 2 Dartmouth St, Boston, MA 02116, www.giftedboston.com, MICHELLE WILLEY: 8 Union Park St, Boston, MA 02118, www.michelewilley.com TURTLE: 619a Tremont St, Boston, MA 02118, www.turtleboston.comNEWBURY STREET For an upmarket Boston shopping experience, this is the place to go. Besides the usual stores, you’ll find some really cool independent boutiques, and fun stuff like Johnnycupcakes or the Puma design store. Plus, loads of cafes where you can rest your weary, shopped-out feet.