Een vertrouwde bekende voor liefhebbers van het koningshuis en een must-have voor royaltyfans! De klassieke kalender Ons Oranjehuis verschijnt in 2024 voor de 76ste maal. De 13 prachtige fullcolour foto’s zijn van recente datum en bieden een gevarieerde en originele blik op de leden van de koninklijke familie. De kalender bevat tevens een stamboompagina en een overzicht van de Oranje-verjaardagen per maand. Ons Oranjehuis is praktisch en duurzaam uitgevoerd: het handzame formaat gaat samen met een duidelijk calendarium. Een achterzijde van stevig bordkarton, een transparant voorblad en een spiraalbinding inclusief ophanghaakje maken de kalender compleet.
Today is January 31 and Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands celebrates her 80th birthday. Princess Beatrix (born on January 31, 1938 in Baa...
Dutch dog breeder Ida Verveen captured this wonderful picture of a tall Irish Wolfhound named Guinness wearing Sarah and Loulou, a pair of tiny dachshunds
Een originele lasagne met groene asperges en zalm. Een echt lente-toppertje!
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This winter I'm in a bit of a sewing slump. I've decided instead of buying more fabric--I want to use what I have on hand, but use it differently. I don't have lots of solids, but I do have lots of fabric. Research: I've been gathering photo ideas to build Modern Scrappy Quilts this year. I'm looking for random--unexpected color combinations and simple construction. Here are some quilt photos from Pinterest that caught my eye. This first one I like. Its simple, simple construction. Take an oversized square, slice it, add some skinny strips, slice it again, and more skinny strips, and then square it up with a 10.5" sq. or 12.5" sq. acrylic template. No rules, just slicing and sewing. No sashing. 📷 The quilt below is so do-able as far as construction. Random. Improv. Beyond the white-black-gray bits for contrast, I see ORANGE dotted with this and that accent colors. Going shopping out of my own stash is fun. Using up lots of sub assemblies already sewn and ready to modify and use in another quilt. I am aware "stash diving" makes a huge mess in the studio. 📷 📷 Calling all Squares . . . calling all squares . . . come in squares. Above is the perfect solution for using up a half yard of this and that. Anything goes . . . but I'm drawn to the use of green, red, and papersack colors in this one. Works for me. 📷 Certainly I've collected lots of silly themes and strange patterns fabrics like this quilt shown above. What is most interesting? Look at the use of red and white fabrics paired with those weird fabrics. Liberally repeating red and white fabrics pull it all together, making sense of all the other weird fabrics that were added. It could just as well be blue and white fabrics paired with the weird fabrics. What I like most about this scrappy quilt is its simple construction, no sashing, alternating four patch. This light airy quilt is so pretty. I think I'll try this quilt concept right away!
