"From Peacock to Feather Duster"

Deer-lightful.

This Chloé dress makes me want it to be summer and the festive weight to be on the decline.

Wonders of the World.

I am often browsing around the old WaterWithWhisky and frequently stumble across some really bloody delightful things.

Here are just a few from today.

The Cart Before The Horse make these dolls.
Look at the site, i struggled to pick my favourites, but here are a few.








This is a feature from
SMALL
(an online magazine)
The illustrations are magical.






The Black Apple
turns out to be a woman of wonderful design who makes completely delightful creations,
and i more than recommend a peak.

(she also writes about clothes in another Blog that i thought was sweet)

A recommendation from her lead me to Chainchainchained on the great and marvellous Etsy
I want these (and the rest)






The next on my round trip of total delights is a lady AshleyG
found here and here






I think this might be it for now. Though there is much more out there.

The only other thing i would like to add is how much i really love this hair style/photo
(i think a nice variation would be that at the front and long hair down the sides perhaps)



AND

Wouldn't it be great to have a wall just so you could cover it in the wonderful work of Ed Pien


That is actually it now.

I am also about to embark on a 2nd blog just for recip-eats and all things edible

On the Earburner : Animal Magik

" Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house,
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse,
The Stocking's were hung by the chimney with care,
In hope that St Nicholas soon would be there... "
Clement Moore

Attention to detail is something i subscribe to whole heartedly.
And if i was a man with money in my pocket and a little time in my past
then this is exactly what i would do with my cloth and leather.
Its not perfect but it is charming as hell.
(Thanks to the Satorialist for this image)

The best raven haired buxom chef i have ever known.
She is a 'guiltless' pleasure.

Fire and Owlpots

My friend's house (Nambucca) burnt down late last night with all his possessions inside.
It really makes you wander about the unpredictability of life, and the fragility of ownership.
The treasures you call your own could one day all be gone, burnt to sinders.



p.s i replaced my - passed on as a gift - tea the cat pot, with whit-tea whoo the owl pot.
he is really quite wonderful,
though i shall have to put him in a cupboard when Con Carne comes round.
panic attack prevention at its best.

Florence Broadhurst

"a textile designer. she combined hints of the orient with europe’s
1930s-style modernism. her patterns, with shiny surface and
sophisticated, very vibrant motifs are extremely elegant.
she fused english floral patterns with splashes and swirls,
bamboo and willow, kangaroos and peacocks... "

I adore her work.
Both the simple black and white outline work
and the coloured pattern work are very agreeable in my eyes.

This leads me well onto the work of an up and coming designer i am growing fond of for similar reaons,
i assume.

Abigail Borg

She is an up and coming surface patter designer (a recent graduate of Leeds) that has recently caught my eye.
I think her work is really nice quality,
it seems to draw on influences from vintage patterns, and her floral prints have a William Morris feel about them.

The Sewer is Fixed.
My heart is on the mend.

The Dinosaur cushions for the 24 year old are finished.