If you're of a certain age, you remember slap bracelets as a fad that stuck around a tad longer than Pogs. Concealed in some funky fabric was a piece of steel that wrapped around your wrist after you slapped it on. Outside of being a questionable style choice, slap bracelets did little. Wemo is the |
Last fall, designer Jessica Jones released her ‘Time Warp’ collection of retro inspired barkcloth patterns. It was so popular that she’s doing it again. Jessica’s ‘In Theory’ collection — due to go on sale at the end of January 2016 — includes four new retro barkcloth patterns, each available in two colorways. The colorways are related, so you…
content: 100% Breathable Polyurethane, 26oz. width: 54" direction: Shown Not Railroaded, Non-Directional ufac code: Class I durability: Exceeds 250,000 Wyzenbeek Rubs (Heavy Duty) cleaning instructions: Water Based Cleaner country of origin: Asia
Get 41 crochet rug patterns for free. Tons of photos inside with multiple colors and DIY rug patterns.
Made in the Shade Fine-Shading on Gorgeous Throated Flowers by Sandra Brown The Wright Stuff High-Flying Inspiration for an Award-Winning Work of Art by Donna Hrkman Brushstrokes Hooking Your Own Van Gogh Masterpiece by Tamara Pavich Dabbling With Nylons The Benefits of Working with a Fun and Funky Fabric by Gene Shepherd Those Heart Connections Celebrating the Simple Stuff of Life by Gwen Dixon The Main(e) Event Rug Hooking Week at Sauder Village by Kathy Wright Artful Color: Searching for Color Understanding by Wanda Kerr Reader’s Galley: Cosmic Connection by Paula Gebo and Sharon Goodroad Blast from the Past: Hooking Reflections by Laura Pierce
Introducing the Magic Star Designer Sofa Chair, a versatile and stylish addition to your living room furniture. This leisure chair combines a minimalist modern design with ergonomic comfort, making it perfect for your bedroom or any other living space. Customizable to suit your preferences, this chair is designed with handrails for added support and convenience. Its fabric material adds a touch of elegance and ensures durability, making it suitable for everyday use. The Magic Star Designer Sofa Chair is not only functional but also adds a trendy and modern flair to your home. Its floor-level design creates a cozy and relaxed seating experience, ideal for unwinding after a long day. Upgrade your home furniture with this ergonomic and stylish chair. Its modern style and versatile use make it a perfect choice for your living room or bedroom. Create a comfortable and inviting space with the Magic Star Designer Sofa Chair and enjoy moments of relaxation and luxury.
Cappellini Proust Geometrica by Alessandro Mendini USD 15,315 Ships in 7-8 weeks Add to bag Ask for more info A striking evolution of the iconic armchair designed by Alessandro Mendini in 1978 for the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara, this stupendous armchair reinterprets the piece's traditional bold shape with an innovative technicolor approach. A cult of postmodern design and a harmonious blend between functionality and aesthetic research, its hand-carved and hand-painted wooden frame is upholstered with a vivacious multicolor fabric designed by Mendini himself.Read More Handcrafted for you in Italy in 7-8 weeks Shipping to United States: USD 600 (Curbside) Need White Glove delivery? Fill in the form Product Details MaterialTextilesDimensions (in)W 41.34 x D 36.61 x H 42.91Product referenceIPLPME-020TearsheetDownload Buy with confidence Worldwide Shipping. Find out our Shipping Options Expert Design Advice at your Service Best Price Guaranteed. Read about our Buyer Protection Program 14 Days Returns. Read our Returns Policy
As with any approach we take to decorating, we always want to create layers of interest. When I saw this vintage painting system on eBay I knew it would help make our place look like it was right o…
With the release of the DVD and digital download of “Quilting Arts TV Series 1900,” I realized I’d forgotten to share some of the photos I took of the shoot in September! Here are photos of our guest artists: Leni Levenson Wiener, Ana Buzzalino, Susan Lenz, Mary Lou Donahue-Weidman, Heidi Lund, Ann Loveless, Kristine Lundblad, Teresa Shippy, and Ellen Lindner. Other guests in Series 1900 (shot previously) include Joann Sharpe, Melissa Averinos, Wendy Butler Berns, Jane Davila, and Grace Errea. The show airs on more than 400 public television stations in the U.S.; if your station doesn’t carry it, you can purchase the DVD or download on Quilting Daily. The set, ready to roll. My shirts and jewelry hanging in the dressing room. How we keep track of what I'm wearing for each episode. The fabulous Jeanne Cook Delpit, our Bernina representative on set. Kristine Lundblad gets ready for her segment. Producer Kathie Stull and Quilting Arts editor Vivika DeNegre look at Leni Weiner’s work. Leni Weiner A piece by Leni Weiner Work by Leni Weiner Me, with Susan Lenz Susan Lenz’s acorn cap basket Lovely embellished edging by Susan Lenz One of Susan Lenz’s pieces made from vintage linens. A Bernina machine set up for one of Susan Lenz’s segments Work by Susan Lenz Work by Susan Lenz Susan Lenz prepares for one of her segments with Kathie Stull and Vivika DeNegre. Work by Susan Lenz Work by Mary Lou Weidman Me, with Mary Lou Weidman One of Mary Lou Weidman’s faces in progress. Work by Mary Lou Weidman Work by Mary Lou Weidman Work by Mary Lou Weidman Work by Mary Lou Weidman Teresa Shippy with Jeanne Cook-Delpit One of Teresa Shippy’s "Cool Rides” pieces Teresa Shippy with Karen, in makeup Me, with one of the wonderful Bernina machines! tin tile used by Teresa Shippy Rubbing by Teresa Shippy Ana Buzzalino prepares for her segment Work by Ana Buzzalino Work by Ana Buzzalino Work by Ana Buzzalino Different metallic effects by Ana Buzzalino Work by Ana Buzzalino Work by Ana Buzzalino Me, with Ana Buzzalino Ann Loveless with her work. The crew hanging work by Ann Loveless Work by Ann Loveless Me, with Ann Loveless Ann Loveless’ step-outs Ellen Lindner Work by Ellen Lindner Work by Ellen Lindner Me, with Ellen Lindner Work by Heidi Lund Work by Heidi Lund Work by Heidi Lund Heidi Lund confers with Jeanne Cook Delpit Detail of work by Heidi Lund Work by Heidi Lund Work by Heidi Lund Goofing around with Heidi Lund
Introducing Jelly, a sensory delight that seamlessly blends nostalgia with a futuristic aesthetic, reminiscent of a delectable candy. This unique couch is a true work of art, featuring cylindrical legs that gracefully elevate it from the ground, lending an airy quality to its rounded forms. Its polisensorial nature evokes beautiful sensations, creating an atmosphere of light and vague joy. The versatility of Jelly shines through in its customisable design, offering an infinite array of fabric and colour combinations to suit individual tastes. Crafted with precision and care by skilled professionals, this contemporary sofa is a testament to Italian artistry. Meticulously designed by talented artisans, Jelly prioritizes not only appearance but also comfort and ergonomic style. The handmade construction utilises top-tier quality materials, ensuring a durable and luxurious seating experience. With a choice of over 600 fabrics, including plain, patterned, and striped options in materials like linen, chenille, cotton, and technic fabrics, Jelly offers a personalized touch. These fabrics are not only visually appealing but also practical, as they are resistant to stains, water-repellent, and washable, making Jelly both a stylish and functional addition to any space. All sofa from this collection is available in different sizes, finishes and fabrics. REQUEST PRODUCT CUSTOMISATION Technical Info: Type: 2-P Sofa 100% made in Italy Cushions Filling and Padding in High Resiliency Polyurethane Foam of Different Densities Covered in Dacron Fibre. Structural Frame in Solid Firwood. Natural Beech Feet Structure: Curved Plywood Structure Padded with Polyurethane and Fiberfill, Legs in Beechwood Upholstery: Fabric, Eco-Leather, Leather Dimensions: L 170 H 90 HS 42 D 96 cm Weight: 30 kg, 1.47 m3 ''Made to order''
Discover the art of ice dyeing with our comprehensive guide at Textile Indie. Learn the differences between ice dyeing and tie-dyeing, explore the time required for this unique craft, and get tips on using different dyes, including Rit and Procion. Understand color splitting in dyeing, and find out the best practices for prepping and rinsing your fabric.
content: 100% Woven Polyester width: 54" direction: Shown Not Railroaded, Non-Directional ufac code: Class I durability: Exceeds 200,000 Wyzenbeek Rubs (Heavy Duty) cleaning instructions: Water Based Cleaner country of origin: Made In America
The Anemone Lounge Chair Chair, by Giancarlo Zema, was introduced at the Milan Furniture Fair in 2011. Inspired by a sea anemone, the chair is conformable and enveloping. The Giancarlo Zema Design Group is an architecture studio in Rome specialized in semi-submerged architectural structures, marine parks, floating habitats, and yacht...
Do you love fashion? Design your own fabric with these simple batik methods. Batiks make colorful, fun projects—and they're very trendy and en vogue!
Buy online Anemone By giovannetti, upholstered fabric armchair design Giancarlo Zema
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from my Quilt Festival class with Jean Wells Keenan - Intuitive Color and Design.
Indulge in total relaxation with the Knitty Lounge Chair from Moooi. This larger-than-life lounge chair is a real work of art acting as a stunning focal point in your home. Exuding avant-garde sensibilities, this oversized lounge chair is made with extra-large ‘yarn’ that resemble giant ship ropes, the chunky basket weave provides an unmatched tactile sensation. A unique combination of scale and softness, this chair will always be the center of attention. Highlights Made in the Netherlands Seat is soft, yet supportive on a solid base Winner: NYCxDesign Award for "Best New Lounge Chair" Arrives fully assembled and ready to use
Furnishing fabric sample of woven wool and silk double cloth, designed by by C.F.A. Voysey for Alexander Morton & Co., Great Britain, 1895-1900
