Simple Folk Done!!

🌺💮🌸 🐎 SO TRUE LOVELIES, ABSTRACT ART CAN BE GREAT MADE BY QUILTING ARTISTS.

It's a T-Sweets day!

Finally!! After two years of on and off sewing I can happily say I am done with my Simple Folk Quilt. Yea!! I have enjoyed the process and have especially appreciated all the words of encouragement from my online quilting friends. Most of this was sewn with my HQAL friends. You all are so SWEET and truly make my day!❤️❤️. So… without any further introductions or waiting …. Here it is!—

I have been anxiously awaiting this photo shoot so if you don’t want to be overloaded with quilting eye candy, now is the time to hit the back button. But if you are up for a nice show and tell, keep on scrolling and let’s enjoy the feast for the eye!

Ah! Those reverse appliqué hearts were fun:)

Appliqué Flowers make me smile. :). It is hard to believe that it wasn’t that long ago when a needle turned…

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Repost: I’ll Fly Away

🦋🌈 HI! WHY NOT, BEAUTIES? DISGUISING REALLY CAN BE ANOTHER ART.

My OBT

Dorota D./PracowniaDor

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Autoportrait Day 48~ Elizabeth Mary Watt

💆🏻 HELLO SUGARS! WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUE IS ALSO VERY USEFUL TO DEPICT DOUBLE SIDE BUNS.

The Misty Miss Christy

A random survey of self-portraits created by women through the centuries

Scottish painter Elizabeth Mary Watt, G.S.W.A. (1886-1954)

Self-portrait, 1931 / Pencil and watercolor on paper / Private collection

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Spell – A ciggie and a perm

💆🏻 SO TRUE, SISTERS. ABOUT HAIR, HAIRDRESSERS CAN ALSO SEARCH FOR THEIR OWN ART.

Café culture addict

Because how would one spend their time while awaiting the hair rolls to do their magic?A lil’ browsing, a lil’ scrolling, a lil’ nicotine inhaling.Just a little, innocuous. Can stop whenever…But surreptitiously, inconspicuously it creeps in…And so groweth the addiction.

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The ancient art of henna

🤚🏻🖌️ HELLO SISTERS! DIDN’T YOU KNOW THIS KIND OF “JEWELRY” FOR YOUR HANDS ?

Following Augustine

Though I have nothing against them, I’ve never had any desire to have a permanent tattoo. For quite some time, however, I’ve wanted to try the ancient art of henna and I finally had the opportunity when I came across Dinkal Patel‘s booth at a recent community event.

While the use of henna is most often associated with India and Pakistan, it’s origin is difficult to pinpoint. It’s earliest use appears to date back to the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Cleopatra, the last reigning queen of that early civilization, is said to have used it to adorn her body and beautify herself.

In modern times, until fairly recently, intricately designed henna tattoos, or mehndi, were predominantly used as part of traditional Indian wedding celebrations. Designs symbolizing good luck, wealth and health are applied to the hands and feet of the bride the night before her wedding. It is believed…

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My first tattoo; the experience and the meaning.

🌙 HELLO DEAR! SKETCHING ON THE SKIN IS CALLED TATTOOING. AND TODAY THE MOON IS ALREADY CRESCENT.

Arshia

I got my first tattoo!! AH!!

I am so, so, so excited, and I can’t wait to tell you guys everything about it, so I hope you’re interested too!

Sometime in October – 2.5 months healed tattoo.

A little background

So, as some of you may already know, I have wanted to get a tattoo for as long as I can remember. In fact, it was even one of my goals for 2021 to get two tattoos and initially, our plan was to visit Pune (my home city) in the summer so that I could visit my grandparents and get my first tattoo. But then, the devastating second wave of covid-19 hit India and all our plans had to be put on hold indefinitely. Even when things began to ease up and people started travelling again, we preferred to stay at home for longer to be safe.

August came by…

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Obscur

🌘 🦉 HELLO HONEYS! NIGHT ALSO DESERVES A PERFECT OUTFIT.

Désert Occidental

Obscur

La nuit enveloppe un obscur vol d’éphémères
se jetant dans l’eau.
Un plongeon disparait,
& Je le cherche entre deux eaux,
Retenant mon souffle.

Au bruit de mes pas, un chemin de chants se brise.
Les oiseaux se taisent.

🌘
Mirliton
🌑

Je l’avais vue pourtant
au vent du jour en contre-lune,
son corps poussé dans l’avant-ciel
vers un bateau ensaché d’âmes

Je l’avais vue sans rien y faire
d’autre que vivre à sa beauté

Or le matin où elle posa
son regard sur un champ de neige –

Le monde avait changé
🌒
caroline D.
⚪️

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A bit from the fashion design again….

✏️🧶 HELLO DEARS! WE’VE GOT SKEINS AND PENCILS. ART IS FOR ANYONE.

A Sleepy Spirit Art

Yes, this is one of my favorites. So whenever you feel that your dress is unravel always wear the threads with you!

Damn I’m so inspiring ! I know! 🧶🧶🧶🧶😎

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Unisex Scarf (Unisex Atkı)

🧶 🤍 HI SISTERS! THIS BLOGGER IS VERY PROUD HAVING A LOYAL TURKISH FOLLOWER. SOMEONE SPECIALIST ON KNITTING AND FASHION.

Handmade Seven Herkes İçin

Tığla örülen bu atkı örgü modeli açısından unisex bir model.. Uygun renk seçimiyle hem erkekler hemde bayanlar için ideal.. Yaklaşık boyutları saçaklar dahil 170×31 cm. kadar.. Uzunluk ve genişliğini istediğiniz ölçülerde arttırmak yada azaltmak size kalmış.. Daha enli örüldüğünde bayanlar için şal olarak kullanıma oldukça şık bir alternatif..

Scarf knitted with crochet needle is unisex model in terms of pattern.. Women or men can use with choosing appropriate colors.. Approximate dimensions are of 170×31 cm. including weft fringes.. If you want, you can change width and lenght.. If you knit more wide, you use as shawl for women..

Atkıyı örmek içinNako‘ nun  Arya Ebruli çeşidinin iki ayrı rengini kullandım.. Atkının zemin kısmınıNako Arya Ebruli 86398, yün iğnesi ile geçirilen kordonu ise Nako Arya Ebruli86408 ile ördüm.. Bu iki renk bir biri ile güzel bir kombin oluşturdu..

I used two separate colour yarn, for Knitted Cord Colour:

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05/20/2021

🖤🤍 SO TRUE DEARS. BLACK ON WHITE IS MIGHTFUL AND ENOUGH WHEN LISA IS SKETCHING.

Lisa Chelkowski

Adding a background inspired by another Liberty of London pattern

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