notches
Inspired to read on-line magazines? Here’s a list: Decor8
Drooling over this beautiful sewing kit: Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe
Such a beautiful party: LMNOP
Chloe Sevigny takes you on a walk through New York’s East Village and visits some of our favorite neighborhood shops: Bust Magazine
We would love for our paper dolls to have backs, too: LMNOP
A brilliant solution for piecing of tiny patchwork squares: Sew Mama Sew
Cutest tape measure ever: Betz White
They certainly know how to do rush hour in the Netherlands: How We Drive
And, speaking of the Netherlands, these are the most adorable store windows ever: Design Sponge
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5 Comments:
Re: piecing tiny patchwork squares – this is brilliant! If you didn’t want the added interfacing for a quilt to be used as a blanket, I bet you could use water soluble iron-on paper instead. I’ve been using some from Beth Ferrier and it’s great for applique!
Re: Netherlands rush hour – I wonder if they ride their bikes in the winter??
Perfect timing, I have been looking for inspiration to make a portable sewing kit. This couldn’t be any better.
hi there,
You made me laugh about the dutch rush hour. It is actually like that and is really normal! I even have a child in front of the bike, a child at the back and groceries in a basket in front as well. So normal for us! Last i was in the US and was amazed how you go about going for a bikeride, with a helmet, drinks, sportswear and even the bike on the car to drive somewhere else….. so strange…. hihi…
Greetz from The Netherlands
Willemijn
Sahmcolorado: here’s rush hour in the Netherlands in the winter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMv3OB6XHvQ&annotation_id=annotation_489602&feature=iv
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