The versatile artist Jan Vormann uses Lego pieces to «repair» Bocchignano streets, an Italian city close to Rome. Do you remember I showed you Juliana Santacruz Herrera’s work, who made the same thing in Paris using wool?
The craft with children I propose you for this weekend is this monstrous bookmark by I Could Make That.
Malka Dubrawsky is a North American quilter who makes works as nice as this one. Her major skill is the combination of colors, specially the mixture of bright shades with clear ones. If you want to see some more, her blog is called Stich In Dye.
Betty Raspberry is the name of the shop and the character created by a newyorker illustrator settled in Manchester who defines herself as ‘vintage’ and obsessed with her profession. She draws Betty in paper, linen, dishes… I specially like her tea-pots.
¿Os gusta esta tarjeta pop-up? En Marie Claire Idèes tenéis un vídeo con el tutorial de cómo realizarla. Es sencillo.
Do you like this pop-up card? On Marie Claire Idèes you can find a video tutorial to make it. It’s simple.
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Me encanta todo! No sé por dónde empezar… a lo mejor por los marcapáginas que parecen más rápidos y mi hijo siempre necesita.
besos
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