It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
Oplev en blanding af tradition og modernitet med Blå Elements 22 cm tallerken fra Royal Copenhagen. Dette er et produkt, der er skabt gennem samarbejde mellem designer Louise Campbell og Royal Copenhagen, og det er et perfekt eksempel på, hvordan klassisk design kan opdateres til nutidens smag. • Tradition møder modernitet: Blå Elements-serien er en fusion af traditionelle og moderne designelementer. Den håndmalede detalje og de friske farver gør denne tallerken til et unikt og iøjnefaldende stykke. • Håndmalet design: Hver tallerken er håndmalet, hvilket giver den et personligt og unikt præg. Ingen to tallerkener er nøjagtig ens, hvilket gør dit bord unikt. • Høj kvalitet: Tallerkenen er lavet af porcelæn, et materiale kendt for sin holdbarhed og elegance. Det er et stykke, der kan holde i mange år og stadig se godt ud. Blå Elements 22 cm tallerken er mere end bare en tallerken. Det er et kunstværk, der kan bringe en følelse af tradition og modernitet til dit bord. Det er også en fantastisk gaveidé til dem, der værdsætter unikt design og høj kvalitet.
Das Blue Elements Serviertablett der dänischen Marke Royal Copenhagen hat ein sowohl verspieltes als auch klassisches Design und kann wunderbar mit den anderen Teilen der Blue Elements Serie kombiniert werden.
A new free pattern featuring a blue fluted mega heart which has been wildly popular amongst fine china throughout a plethora of countries!
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
Royal Copenhagen #8162 Handled Plate/Platter 12 3/8" Handle to Handle 11 1/8" w/o handles Marking dates to 1951 (Dot under O in Royal) In very good condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. No crazing. Colors are vibrant with no color loss. Finish is smooth and shiny. This will be well wrapped and packed for shipment. All shipments are fully insured. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
A new free pattern featuring a blue fluted mega heart which has been wildly popular amongst fine china throughout a plethora of countries!
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
Royale perlerier i skønne blå nuancer Jeg er helt pjattet med Artkals skønne blå nuancer, og de er som skabt til lidt Mega Mussel replica. Vasen og dækkeservietten er lavet med følgende blå nuancer: Artkal S135, Artkal S 139, Artkal S … Læs resten →
This 27 cm Coupe Plate is hand painted in the distinct pattern of Blue Fluted Mega. A single, stylized flower and stringent lines make up the imaginative pattern, which provides an eye catching piece for any table setting. The plate is ideal to be used as a dinner plate or as a serving dish. Blue Fluted Mega is comfortingly familiar yet surprisingly refreshing. Born from a bold reinterpretation of the iconic pattern of Blue Fluted Plain, Blue Fluted Mega captivates with graphic and magnified sections of the original mussel painted pattern. Since its creation in 2000, Blue Fluted Mega has grown to become a true, new classic in Danish design. The eye-catching collection is beautiful on its own or in combination with other Royal Copenhagen dinner service.
Elements så dagens lys i 2008, og er samarbejdet mellem designer, Louise Campbell og Royal Copenhagen. Det håndmalet stel er med sine friske farver et godt bud på tradition og fremtid.
It's been several months that I've been longing to stitch these Royal Copenhagen inspired motifs, and finally, they're complete! From the very start, when thinking about themes for the Blue Journal, elegant blue and white china patterns came to my mind, It was absolutely a MUST to have it expressed and stitched in some way, shape, or form. When searching for inspiration on Pinterest, I stumbled upon Royal Copenhagen tableware which was actually a new name for me! As I researched further, it turned out that it was in fact, influenced by China craftsmanship several centuries ago, and the blue floral motifs were largely based on Chrysanthemum which was also a popular theme in Chinese porcelain at that time. All in all, I recommend you to dive into the following articles and take a look into how these patterns came to life: Passion for Blue The pattern of Royal Copenhagen Also, I like this video from the artist's point of view: And here is my interpretation: Have a great week!
Royal Copenhagen sweater fra Danish Knitting Academy har bærestykke med musselmalede motiver. Sweaterens mønstre strikkes i 2 farver efter diagrammer. Pindestr 4 og 4.5 anvendes, ærmer og livstykke strikkes på rundpinde og samles til bærestykket. Sweateren på billedet er strikket i Lettlopi 100% uld, men garnkvaliteter der passer med samme pindestørrelse og strikkefasthed kan anvendes. Opskriften har voksenstørrelser i str S, M, L, XL. Overvidde: S (M) L (XL) = 90 (100) 111 (122) cm ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Royal Copenhagen Sweater from Danish Knitting Academy has the worldknown and famous Blue Fluted motives from the Danish Royal Porcelain Factory. The Royal Copenhagen Sweater is knitted in 2 colours after diagrams. Knitpins size 4 and 4.5 mm are used. Body and sleeves are worked in the round from lower edge to underarms, then joined to work yoke in the round. The pictured sweater is knitted in Lettlopi 100% Icelandic wool. Other types of yarn can be used, check gauge and size of pins are as recommended for this pattern. The Royal Copenhagen sweater has adult sizes in S, M, L and XL Chest: S (M) L (XL) = 90 (100) 111 (122) cm
Jeg hedder Majbritt L. Kristensen. Min store hobby er at brodere. Jeg brodere ofte på bestilling og lige hvad du kan ønske dig. Her er en llie smagsprøve på noget af alt det broderi jeg laver. Derudover holder jeg kurser med forskelligt broder. Men tag en kop kaffe og bliv inspireret af min hj...
Kagen over dem alle må være intet mindre end en Royal Copenhagen musselmalet kage, som du her får en guide til selv at lave.
Royal Copenhagen's Blue Fluted Mega collection is the creation of designer Karen Kjaelgaard Larsen, whose fresh takes on porcelain painting have captured the attention of connoisseurs worldwide. Decorated with hand-painted enlargements of a timeless flower patterns, this series balances form and function seamlessly for an artful presentation that will endure over time. 14.25" Imported Web ID: 1205492 See More Info
