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Boro Inspired Vest From Old T-Shirts: Hi... hello... do you want to have a vest? A nice one! Yes? So, you can make it! Maybe even nice one... Maybe even two... or three... or... Well... ok, it's a vest. It's made from old t-shirts and it looks interesting. But before going into details …
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Kuon Made Jacket From 100-Year Old Japanese Boro The online store Kuon has some extraordinary products for sale. One of them is this jacket which is made from a 100-year old Japanese Boro. The jacket is carefully stitched by expert tailors in Japan. Re-Created For Another 100 Years The Kuon Boro jacket is a patchwork […]
No.598 indigo boro “farmer’s jacket” this is not for sale sorry… find more on our website↓ http://www.gallery-kojima.jp/boro/
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Two years ago it was my delight to visit the traditional dye workshop in Mashiko, out in the country not far from Tokyo. I found the worksho...
On Sunday I was up very early to go to the annual textile fair in Pontivy. This was my second year of exhibiting and selling. It takes months to collect and launder everything. This year I had also done quite a lot of indigo dyeing. Detail of lace on a Breton cap. For anyone who loves textiles it is like being a child in a sweet shop. It is wonderful to see so many beautiful things all in one place. Old linen work shirt which I dyed. As always I took sometime to display all my stock. It is important to me that everything looks good. All the old sheets have to well laundered, folded and displayed to show their beauty. Lavender sachets. The lavender sachets I'd made have copies of old photographs I've been collecting printed onto linen and are filled with my own home grown lavender. Monogrammed napkins dyed. The dyed napkins were much admired and quite a few found new homes. I'd also dyed two old linen men's work shirts, one in a mid blue and the other in indigo. The indigo went before I had time to photograph it ! Detail of lace Breton cap. When there were some quiet times I had a look around and took some photographs to share with you. The piece of jewellery below is the type worn by the famous Josephine Baker when she danced and sang especially in the night clubs of Paris. The jewels would be all that she would have worn on her top !!! You can easily imagine the impact her show had !!! Body jewellery. The old French fashion magazines are always popular and quite a few younger designers seek them out for inspiration. Old French fashion magazines. A friend of mine bought some of these old reels to convert into little lamps, they'll look so good. Thread bobbins. There are many beautiful old buttons about and many of them are added to clothes to give a focal point or in this case worn as brooches often two or more together at the same time. Old buttons made into brooches. I can never resist the mixture of old linen and red embroidery. I find it very difficult to part with the pieces that I've collected. Luckily there is still some around for other people to admire and buy. Linen with red embroidery - love it ! I will do a second post this week with more photographs for you to enjoy. ***********************************************
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Patterns found in nature have influenced human creativity for millennia and continue to inspire designers today. Can you guess what natural forms were used to create the designs in this pattern book? Published in Kyoto by Unsōdō in 1913, its bold calligraphic lines, sweeping curves, and organic forms share characteristics with both Japan’s Rinpa and
