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I get seduced of old needlework books like this one "Hemslöjdens handarbeten" from 1956.


Kind of want to eat these lovely wool balls from Piene shop.
New book from Lines & Shapes.

I like Lisa Rydbergs illustrations, via Bokskåpet.





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25 comments:

  1. lovely needlework!
    Will you give it a go...Elisabeth?
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  2. this asymmetrical flower pillow really is a stunner!

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  3. First and second pillows are beauties <3 I'd love to know the techniques involved in making them.

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  4. Oh gosh. I really, really love that first pillow.

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  5. oh my the first pillow is soo soo great..

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  6. What a beautiful book Xx

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  7. Isn't it amazing how something old can still look so graphic and fresh?

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  8. very lovely, I like the book cover also.

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  9. ooooh, that is LOVELY. yes, as Alessandra asks, will you be brandishing a needle anytime soon? i'd bet you'd be rather good at it!

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  10. nath and alsessandra, I would love too. But I really don't have the skills, nor time or the energy. Unfortunately.

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  11. these are great! (and I know what you mean about yummy wool balls :)

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  12. I love the first cushion and Im wondering if this could be done with a sewing machine to cheat a little. What can I say, Im busy!

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  13. Oh wow - these are just gorgeous :) K

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  14. The first pillow is incredibly beautiful. Love the cheeky little figure!

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  15. Jag håller med! Jag gillar också sådana böcker.

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  16. I really love the embroidery! And wish I was closer to my Grams so she could teach me.

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