Romantic collars
I made these collars a few years ago to present them at the Workshop tradeshow in Paris. I think I showed them on the blog earlier. At the time, I wanted to play with the idea of the ruffs or "fraises" which were in vogue in the XVIth century.
today I'm starting a new series of collars without fur, more evening-like with lace and velvet...As it is a grey rainy day here, I feel quite happy and lucky to work at home.
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though i've not thought of collars, i have thought of the neck ties that mr.darcy and mr. bingley wear in pride and prejudice. they as so fashionably beautiful and warm. yours too are luxurious!
do enjoy today, rainy and grey here in nyc too. got the heat on warming my cosy nest:)
sending warm hugs...
braid my hair like a girl in a Leonardo paint,it is spring here!
temos muitas coisas em comum!
amei seu post.também choro de alegria com Milton "Canção da América". se puder ouça essa do Chico Buarque de Holanda - Dois Irmãos - tem uma melodia única. certa vez numa exposição em que um artista plástico fez uma instalação para essa música eu chorava tanto, de pura emoção, que até o segurança (policia)se comoveu...
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btw - my cards were waiting in my postbox when I arrived home yesterday - they are beautiful! Thank you!! :) k
Always creating aren't you??
Thank goodness for us!
Yes, working from home is a pleasure, I agree.
xoxo!
Greetings from London.
Now, I know Christmas is a long way off;
but, I just couldn't wait...
I'm in the midst of gift-wrapping an extremely early Christmas present for all my delightful favourite bloggers -
it'll be ready this evening - so, if you'd like to pop by my blog anytime after that, you may pick it up and enjoy..:)