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I don’t have much time today, and I wasn’t organised enough to write this during the week and set it on queue. So I’m just going to show you some images of things I have liked this week. Click on the image to see more about it!
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Just in time for easter, these adorable collection of egg warmers were on Mollie Makes’ Monday Moodboard (try saying that 10 times over really quickly after 4 pints of beer).
1. White egg warmers with funny yellow poms by imali @etsy
2. Eggstremely Cosey Set, a knitting pattern by Corinne Frieden @ravelry
3. Campervan Egg Cosey by SnuginaDub @etsy
This is a really cute idea for anyone! My only query is how to you dry out the inside? I guess the airing cupboard would sort that out with a sleepover. I also doubt I would send it in the mail, as it would definitely turn up to the recipient smashed. I might make one for my beautiful boyfriend as an eggstra (heh) Easter present.. maybe even pop it inside his eggsisting Easter egg (I just can’t resist!).
So. Much. Love. For. This. Maybe it is the photography and way it is presented, but this looks so homey and I want it! I did try doing the same with one of my window-sill jars but it wasn’t the right kind of paint for glass and just peeled off when I pulled off the tape. Sad times. I did revive the jar with a drip decoration which I will share with you later!
hannah—clark:
A book I made for my boyfriend’s Birthday. I used an old penguin book for the pages, beads and thread for mapping out the constellations and a typewriter for the text.
This is adorable! It’s a shame my boyfriend isn’t into stars as I would just copy this completely haha.
(Source: hannahlouiseclark)
I was really excited by a report on yarnbombing on The One Show which is an English chat show that is shown after the news. I have seen pictures of yarnbombing on the internet before, and was introduced to it through Tumblr (of course). Like many, I have tried to have a go.. but I’m not particularly good at knitting anything other than a scarf. And don’t get me started on crocheting!
Anyway, an author/traveller/artist called Lauren O’Farrel (a.k.a Deadly Knitshade) is the founder of UK’s woolly Godzilla of a stitching group, Stitch London and pioneer in the world of yarnbombing.
On her website, Whodunnknit, she provide free quirky knitting patterns, and has several books out for your pleasure and perusal.
She has a Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter and more so go and have a look at her stuff and be inspired to be a guerilla artist.
I am loving the constellations and reference to star signs! Super idea.
These heart brooches, from giantdwarf, are absolutely adorable!
Lovely lovely lovely!!
Starry Night | Color Me Katie
Katie Sokoler is the goddess of colour and has fantastic ideas to make her home a magical haven!
Mini Pinatas | Oh Happy Day
These are just too cute! Instead of smashing them to pieces you can just open the flap at the bottom and pull the lollies out. You know what, when I (finally) get married I would make these to give away to my guests. Of course they would also be great for a Mexican themed party.
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