The project in the sneak peek has reached its new owner so now you get to see the whole thing! It's a baby quilt; the second I've made. I'm pretty sure it took me longer, but, having done it before, I think my piecing (and definitely my binding) was better. I've got 3 more wee ones making their debut starting in January, so I gots lots more of these to do (assuming we consider 3 to be "lots").
10/14/10
10/6/10
Marimekko
For a place that sells such awesome fabric, the Marimekko store in New York has a surprisingly non-awesome system (if you could call bolts of fabric lying horizontally on top of each other a "system") for displaying its fabric. After much tugging and shoving, this fabric came home with me (all the way on the Bolt Bus, which is a surprisingly pleasant way to travel)......and ended up on the dining room (ok, it's more of a dining area) wall.
Note to self: Stretcher bars don't automatically align themselves at a right angle. Sometimes they must be beaten into submission. Also, you should really center that light fixture someday.
Note to self: Stretcher bars don't automatically align themselves at a right angle. Sometimes they must be beaten into submission. Also, you should really center that light fixture someday.
Labels:
dining room
9/27/10
Not-so-secret crushes
Twist Stool from Overstock (and a bunch of other places) - would totally complement my new pseudo-Nakashima table.
Life pillow from CB2 - would be perfect in the living room (except that when you have a perfectly good sewing machine and fabric for days, and more pillow forms than you really need, it's hard to justify buying a $25 pillow - even if it is fabulous)
Labels:
inspiration
9/20/10
9/16/10
This is how I want our bedroom to feel...
image from DesignSponge
Needless to say, it does not feel like this (and won't ever, if the kitties have anything to say about it).
Labels:
bedroom,
inspiration
9/9/10
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