Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birds. Show all posts

9.11.12

Snapshots from a workspace

This little thrifted bird is always very nosey and wants to know what's going on on my desk.
He has a special interest in tape and crocheted work,
and is very picky about colours.

ByHaafner, bird, thrifted, vintage, washing tape, masking tape,





















I look forward to using this paper yarn from Paperphine.
Not only the yarn itself is gorgeous,
the wooden bobbin is beautiful too.

ByHaafner, Paperphine, pink, wooden bobbin





















I got this second hand sari - I love that embroidery! -
from a lovely lady in Jodhpur (the amazing blue town in Rajasthan, India).
And it's perfect for hiding a lot of, well, stuff.

ByHaafner, embroidery, bringing travel home, thrifted, vintage, sari, India





















Looking at it, it makes me want to pack my bag and go back, like,
right now!

18.9.12

Fluttering Thoughts

Of course - I know it's kitsch.
But for 50 cents I couldn't resist this sweet little bird at the thriftshop...
ByHaafner, bird, granny square, cross stitch roses, crochet, flower wallpaper, granny chic





















It's nice enough to give a little kitsch bird a new home,
but real birds are the ones that really need our protection.
Today the Dutch queen wore a hat made of feathers...
Many birds died for that silly hat.

ByHaafner, bird, granny square, flower wallpaper, granny chic, crochet, vintage cards, potholder



















16.7.12

I would... Pack my suitcases

It's tempting to pack my suitcases and just leave
to more exciting places.






















I would take some good books with me to read or reread.

















I would definitely try as much dishes as possible.
Oh! The joy of all that great vegan food to discover abroad!
One of the many delicious meals I had in South East Asia:


















I would be learning the necessary phrases
to make sure 
my vegan meal isn't drenched in fish sauce.




































I would go to the local markets. 
And buy even more food...































*snap*
Back to reality.
No travelling for months to come.
But one can dream...