I am about 48 hours away from getting married. So in my last minute haste I've just found the project that I should have been doing in all this spare time I've had over the past few weeks.. Doh! Oh well.
This little ring cushion was found on a French cross stitch website. Oh the French, they do things so well..
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Ring Cushion... Alas, I have not made you.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
labels are a good thing
Textile designer Bridget West's Delicates Shopper. I love it. You can find more of Bridget's work and other interesting sustainable textiles at Pieces of You here.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Hazel Nicholls
'He Who Cares Wins' by Hazel Nichols for sale at Keep Calm Ltd. I must also agree with Hazel and her thoughts that there is not much in the world better than a bacon sandwich and a nice cup of tea!
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
She patiently brings her babies to life.
Yesterday was my Pantry Tea party hosted by the lovely Anna and Vass. It was a really lovely day and great to see all my good friends together getting to know one another. Three of the ladies were pregnant and when I stumbled on the beautiful artwork I thought it would be a great present for a nursery. Make sure you check out more of Elsita's amazing work for sale in her Etsy shop here. It's my new favorite store.
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Davey's Dance Blog
This morning whilst wandering around You Tube I came across Davey of Davey's Dance Blog. Davey travels around the world making video blogs dancing to various tunes in inspired locations. It's quite joyful. Above is Davey dancing to The Final Countdown at the EU Parliment Building.
Monday, February 04, 2008
Friday, February 01, 2008
Very Cute Quilt Top - Ebay
I think I need to have this... I also think that if you bought this you could turn it into very cute cushions!
Cadmium
My nearest and dearest just sent me this link that I thought I would share. This is Atomic number 48 - Cadmium by Amy Josefczyk-Papa and it's from a Periodic table project that involved 96 printmakers across 8 countries. I thought it was a pretty cool way to make science interesting. You can check it out here on on Flickr here.
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