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Coral collection, originally uploaded by gooseflesh.
I am amazed at the magic that can happen with some yarn, a hook and a thoughtful mind. I have been a fan of Helle Jorgensen’s work for some time now. The pieces she creates with such care of shape and color really move me. My heart certainly beats faster and my mind begins to race a bit. I first saw her work in person when it was displayed in the Broadway Windows in NYC. I especially love this shot, reminds me of the charts I love so much.
20 embroidered text messages from Ginger Anyhow
Ginger Anyhow has more projects, definitely worth clicking through and for my good friend Don: You Fell Asleep Watching a DVD.
I love exploring the Victoria & Albert Museum website. It’s on my list of places to visit. In the meantime, I spend many hours doodling through their fabulous exhibits. I’ve been making Tartans via the Vivienne Westwood Tartan Maker. You should make some too.
Getting letters and things in the mail is one of those things that makes my heart beat even faster. I’m not excatly sure what it is about mail art, perhaps the passion that goes into making something for someone special, or the travel part, or the postage part (I LOVE stamps). But I do love it. I spied this today and had to share.
You can see all the rest on Riitta’s site, along with her other projects. I especially love the snowflake project.
via FFFFOUND!
Today was the start of another of Lulu Smith’s Online Gallery days. A lot has already sold, and if you are quick, you might be able to get this:
or these:
I’m sure there will be one in December. You can sign up on her website to be notified of the next one and enter to win a free pair of earrings. If you aren’t familiar with her work, well, what are you waiting for? And be sure to check out her blog. That’s where you can find things like this, that I keep clicking on.
My blog friend Heidi always finds the most interesting and beautiful art and events to read about and see. I love checking in and seeing what she’s found, and today, well, it made my heart beat a bit faster than usual. In fact, I almost have to think she posted it just for me!
These wonderful animal illustrations from Louise Elliot. She’s got 12 Animals of the World that you can download (free), give to the kids to color, or as Heidi suggests, use them as crewel patterns. As I like to stitch most of my gifts, I’ve been thinking about stitching animals for kids, and I think I might have to use these!
But as I explore even more, I am just swooning over her doll and animal kits. I am totally drawn to these. I think it is because they are printed on fabric (if you know me, I am obsessed with anything printed on fabric, and well, just fabric in general), and two, I am completely drawn in to each design, I just love her illustrations.
I am really intrigued by cloth kits. Some, I must be honest, I wouldn’t make, but I would make Louise Elliot’s kit in a heartbeat, and anything from clothkits especially:
I’ve been looking for ideas of ways to use the scraps from our textile items that are being used in our Eco-Quilts and while I’ve been staring at Issue 22 of Selvedge, and always stopping to stare and soak in this image, it wasn’t until today I did a little research.
Manon Gignoux, a French Stylist, Artist with incredible vision for re-purposing clothing and textiles has an incredible portfolio.
Her work is proof that re-purposed items can be well designed, sophisticated and elegant. Her work comes from studying people and how they wear clothing, and is quite astounding. I can’t find a piece I dislike, and I am in love with her flowers and necklaces, and well, everything. Please visit her site. The images are just breathtaking.
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