February is the month of the pillows on Sew Mama Sew!, so everyday they show a new one. This patchwork pillow by Daisy Janie is one of my favourites because of the result and the work it involves.
¿No os parece un abrigo maravilloso? De lana, con aplicaciones de fieltro y una amplísima falda-capa, en blanco inmaculado. Es de la diseñadora rusa afincada en Washington DC Marina Astafyeva.
Don’t you think this is a wonderful coat? Made of wool, with felt appliques and a very large cape skirt, in immaculate white. By Marina Astafyeva, a Russian designer settled in Washington DC.
Paris versus New York is Vahram Muratyan’s blog, who through his fantastic illustrations “compares” Paris and New York.
Alli, de One Pearl Button, ha realizado un proyecto que me ha gustado mucho: con una sábana vieja que ha cortado en tiras ha tejido una alfombra para el baño.
Alli, from One Pearl Button, has made a project I’ve liked very much: she has knitted a carpet for the bathroom with an old sheet cut in strips.
Esther Horchner is a Dutch illustrator with a modern and a bit “street” style (actually very Dutch style). I recommend you to see her works on her web page, they are very nice. I love this cup.
On DMC’s blog you can find a post that explains how this famous threads company was created. It is interesting and curious, especially taking into account that it has 40 years of life.
The wonderful dress that Audrey Hepburn wore in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” is no longer exhibited at Madrid’s Museo del Traje for preservation reasons. What a pity! I hope they show it occasionally. The dress was donated by the designer Hubert de Givanchy himself, who considered that Madrid’s was “the best costume museum in the world”.
Duo Fiberworks is the web page of two twins “with very much art” and has a marvellous tutorials section, with a bit of everything. The one that especially attracted my attention is a tutorial to make a Jacob’s Ladder wood game.
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Preciosos el abrigo y el cojín. Cuantas cosas nos enseñas y que bonitas. Un beso