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Posts
KAL: Two Socks, One Week
- Post 1: This Idea I Have
- Post 2: Let's Do This Thing
- Post 3: Crazy Timelines
- Post 4: Yarn & Needles & Gauge
- Post 5: Download The Pattern
- Post 6: Video Tutorial: Magic Loop
- Post 7: Pattern Deconstruction 1.
- Post 8: Pattern Deconstruction 2.
- Post 9: Almost At the Start!
- Post 10: KAL Begins: Sock 1, Cuff/Ankle
- Post 11: Sock 1, Heel Flap
- Post 12: Sock 1, Turn the Heel
- Post 13: Sock 1, Set Up & Work Gusset
- Post 14: Sock 1, Working the Foot
- Post 15: Sock 1, Make The Toe, Graft It Closed
- Post 16: Let's Start Sock 2
- Post 17: Block Those Socks/Take a Bow
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- Toronto, Canada
- Form/Function. Line/Curve. Safe/Risk. Art/Craft. Body/Mind. Fashion intersects these. It's how we express what is popular in what is personal. It's where intellect debates sex; where soft and hard duke it out. So much mystery underpins beautiful things. So much confidence rests upon them. Discuss.
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i kind of love it in an alice-in-wonderland kind of way. like a liberty print for the halls!
ReplyDeleteMine either, and me too.
ReplyDeleteNot my style at all, but would love to stay in a country hotel styled like this.
ReplyDeleteNot so much.
ReplyDeleteI like it except for the wallpaper but then it is beguiling.
ReplyDeleteAs far carrying on the no fritter. Yep I'll keep going. I'll still have no money and not spending to become solvent again is more compelling than new clothes xx
Holy wow, the opening for the stair case, regardless of the wallpaper, is amazing. The modern, geometric look of it is certainly unexpected with the floral, but I could definitely see incorporating it with a sleeker wallpaper or simple paint.
ReplyDeleteLove he space itself, the floors and the staircase. To my eye the wallpaper adds clutter.
ReplyDeleteNo. Can't get over the ugly wallpaper. But I like the floor.
ReplyDeleteSophie: It is like a Liberty print!
ReplyDeleteSal: We're so of one mind :-)
Sigrid: I totally agree!
Monkey: You keep it real, man. I don't think any self respecting (straight / non interior designer) guy can get with this :-)
Kate: Yay - we'll keep it up. Let's decide if there's any kind of splurge (if the money is there) at some point over the next 3 months i.e. if we find a bit of money we want to spend, we can take any shot once over the next 3 months? Thoughts? (Not trying to make it "rules"y, just fun.)
Ambika: It has so much scope, yes? I do love the floor.
Mardel: To me, it's like one of those wacky pattern mixing outfits :-)
Raven: I do like the floor - but the pretty floral of the wallpaper also appeals to me.
I think it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very grand!
ReplyDeleteOMG. Sorry, I don't have the words... it's great. So great that all I can come up with is OMG.
ReplyDeleteWendy: You have great taste :-)
ReplyDeleteFab: It's quite British looking, IMO.
Stacy: I accept that.