Either way, it forms an interesting record of one's taste in things. Here are some recent favourites. Above: Arabia Finland strawberry jam jar from Junkhouse (hardly!).
Above: 1933 bookplate from Vintage Inclination.
Above: vintage Russian vase from GoGoBerlinette.
Above: Advancing in familiar light: handmade greeting card based on a drawing by the very talented Helen Gibbins.
Above: vintage cast iron apple door stop from compost this.Above: print by Becca Stadtlander.
Above: Rose de Borman's hand painted silk lion cushion. I find everything she makes incredibly covetable. One day....
Above: Amy Blackwell's beautiful odd hand knitted mittens (sold unfortunately: but still inspiring).
Above: print by Emma Lewis.
Above: print by Rob Hodgson.
I tend to like a lot of British artists, actually.
Sorry about the lack of posts. I have been working on a few things for The Design Files Open House which I can't show on the blog just yet. I am very proud to be involved again!
Enjoy your Sunday.
3 comments:
100 pages! It makes a good list of what you want for Christmas!
Looking forward to seeing your Design Files Open House contribution Sandra. Love your etsy favourites, especially the cast iron apple door stop. I definitely need that. The hand-painted silk cushion is beautiful. There should be some kind of award for reaching 100 pages of etsy likes methinks.
Ha ha Julianne -- you're so right -- damn it if only ANYONE who buys Christmas presents for me would look their lives would be so much easier!! ;)
Thank you for your lovely words, Saskia. I need that door stop too -- pity it's not a great thing to post!!! Etsy should definitely give out awards for reaching 100.
Hope you are both very well. :)
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