Mi quilter preferida, Jacquie Gering, acaba de publicar en su blog el tutorial de su preciosa colcha de bordes de tela, “Salvage spools quilt”. Con sus instrucciones resulta fácil de hacer. ¿Os animáis? Yo, desde que la vi, no he podido arrepentirme más de tirar mis bordes. Tendría para una colcha enorme.
My favorite quilter, Jacquie Gering, has just published on her blog the tutorial of her precious quilt made of fabric edges, “Salvage spools quilt”. With her instructions is easy to make it. Do you feel like making it? Since I saw it for the first time, I am regreting I threw all my fabric edges. It would have as many as for making an huge quilt.
The Nebulous Kingdom is the shop on Etsy of the French artist Anne-Julie Aubry, who makes paintings as this one. With them, apart from pictures, she decorates buttons, calendars, postcards, hand mirrors… She has an interesting blog, Ma Petite Theiere.
The idea of the great perfumist Francis Kurkdjian (he has created perfumes for Armani, Guerlain or Gaultier) seems to me to be very creative and funny: perfumed bubbles for children. The chosen perfumes are very soft (newly cut grass, pear, violet and fresh mint). They are called Les Bulles d’Agathe and they are available through his web.
The entrelac is one of the nicest but more difficult knitting techniques. On this Nishe’s tutorial it is clearly explained.
Though it seems edible it is not. From Taiwan, Margaret makes delicious felt foods, a renewed handmade version of the plastic foods which we played with when we were children. Felt requieres imagination and time, but it is not difficult to work, so if you make up your mind, probably One Only 88 can be an inspiration 😉
If you have inherited old-fashioned crochet table cloths from your grandmothers that you don’t dare to put them at home but it hurts to throw them away, DMC’s blog proposes a good idea: to join them and make a table runner. The truth is that it looks nice, updates the concept and gives it a casual air.
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