This is so clever. Cashmends are patches make to cover those pesky holes nibbled by moths in you favorite sweater. These are so cute, holes are not necessary.
Archive for January, 2012
Cashmends – Stella Neptune
Published January 16, 2012 diy , fashion , felt , knit , reclaimed Leave a CommentTags: cashmends, upcycle
DIY Flannel Infinity Scarf
Published January 15, 2012 diy , fabric , reclaimed Leave a CommentTags: Flannel scarf, infinity
This could seriously be a picture of me in my pajamas. They are horrible yet I continue to subject my family to this sight close to every night and morning. They will be so pleased when I retire these old flannel jammies and recycle them into a new, hip scarf.
One of my favorite crocheters, Sarah London, is hosting a crochet-a-long. The project is her fab Wool Eater Blanket, a variation of a granny square with nice texture. I have been waiting to try this for a while so I will be joining in. Any other takers??
- Wool Eater
Ladder Necklaces – Mineralogy Jewelry
Published January 11, 2012 jewelry Leave a CommentTags: black tourmaline, pyrite
Theresa Cowan is the owner of the shop Mineralogy Jewelry on Etsy. She uses unique and often rough stones such as Chrysophase, Black Tourmaline and Pyrite in her creations. I am particularly drawn to her ladder necklaces.
DIY – Night Bike Instructable
Published January 10, 2012 diy Leave a CommentTags: bike, glow in the dark, phosphorescent paint
I have always loved riding my bike but it wasn’t until I moved to Belgium that it became my main mode of transportation. I was immediately drawn to this Instructable as soon as I saw it. It is completely brilliant. He uses phosphorescent paint that will glow up to 12 hours with only 10 minutes of charge. He has a gold mine on his hands!
Texas Love :: Il Gatto Sellvatico
Published January 4, 2012 embroidery , fashion , jewelry Leave a CommentTags: texas
What is it about Texas? Even a Jersey girl like me would consider where an awesome Texas necklace like this.
All That Glitters is Gold::Leslie Hall
Published January 3, 2012 fashion , Uncategorized , website Leave a CommentTags: goddess
I was first turned on to Leslie Hall from an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba. The attraction was instant, I mean look at her. How could you now be drawn in by that hair, those gold pants and those gem sweaters! Musician, entertainer and curator of the Mobile Museum of Gem Sweaters. What is not to love. Check her out. Now.
