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Every time I visit Paris, going to local vintage shops is a must for me. I am addict to hunting for unique clothing and vintage gems in Paris thrift stores. Vintage items and accessories add zest and originality to the modern look. Besides, buying vintage is environmentally friendly. I like giving clothes a second life. Sadly, most people have a prejudiced attitude towards vintage and thrift shops, and, due to stereotypes, they continue to bypass second-hand shops. But since you're reading this article, I don't need to convince you that you can find cool stylish clothing in second-hand shops and that reusing clothes is a way to take care of the planet. So, here are my favorite second hand shops in Paris where I hunt for rare and unusual items.
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Wow! Finding this quilt nearly made me jump for joy! There are many, many wonderful quilts in the Quilt Show at Quilt Con. But this one drew the strongest reaction from me. It is a wool quilt by Sherri Lynn Wood of Oakland, California. Wood calls it an improvisational riff off the Log Cabin pattern. It is made entirely of vintage Pendleton wool shirts, skirts, suits and pants - a repurposed wonder. The backing below is 100% linen, as is the binding. The quilting is a very simple pattern, done with the big stitch. A nice touch to the quilt show is a section of "Modern Historical Quilts" from the collection of Rod Kiracofe. It's featured in Kiracofe's book .Quilts, now available as an ebook on blurb.com. This one looks familiar to us, doesn't it? A sign with the exhibit notes the similarities between the modern quilt movement of today as well as the modern and contemporary art movements. Kiracofe's quilts were made by largely anonymous quiltmakers.
