Freddie Robins knits replicas of U.K. homes where violent crimes were committed during the 17th and 18th centuries. Let it never be said that craft is for softies. Link: FREDDIE ROBINS
Miscellaneous
site of the week: 300&65 ampersands.
An Ampersand a day keeps the… well, you know the rest. Link: 300 & 65 AMPERSANDS
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tapestry poufs.
Frederique makes one-of-a-kind poufs from vintage tapestries. I love the barn scene pouf on the bottom. Two of each, please? Link: FREDERIQUE MORREL
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juxtaposition.
LEFT: ZEB / RIGHT: DAVE GORMAN
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a cooking guide apron.
I’m not much of a chef (the term ‘Tbsp’ is like another language to me), but I can only imagine how useful this printed apron must be for all of you Betty Crockers and Julia Childs among us. Brilliant. p.s. The text is upside-down for easy reading! Link: SUCK UK
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portrait art.
Erin’s floaty, feminine portraits in black and white are totally my style. Speaking of style, I love that she’s styled her work so beautifully (hello, kitty!). Link: ERIN FLANNERY
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crocheted rubber bowl.
Have you seen the lovely crocheted rubber bowl? Yes. Crocheted rubber. Don’t ask me how that’s possible, because I’m not crafty and my head is totally exploding right now. Brilliant. Link: GRETEL
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colorful little pills.
I spotted the work of Mauro Perucchetti over at Ignant a few weeks ago, and my goodness. Who knew medicine could be so lovely? Link: IGNANT