"Everyday style" by Lotta Jansdotter is an English book with photography by Jenny Hallengren. It is a book about accessories, styling and inspiration and offers eight sewing patterns. The book is ideal for seamstress who like a simple and honest (life-) style.
Have you ever stopped to think about the potential lying dormant in your old, worn-out furniture? Imagine breathing new life into those tired chairs and sofas, transforming them into vibrant pieces that not only bring joy but also contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. That's exactly what reupholstering old furniture is all about, and it's a trend that's catching on faster than ever.
This canvas basket is perfect for transporting and storing firewood or logs next to the fireplace. It's genuinely sturdy due to the canvas fabric and the webbing handles. Additionally, it adds a decorative touch with the extra pocket from an old wax jacket and the embroidery.
Find out how to make this wood carrier in this blog: Durable canvas: The bag is crafted from canvas. Read all about this fabric here: Canvas fabric deserving compliments! Fabric gift wraps for the holidays are something you can easily create yourself. It saves a lot of paper and is therefore sustainable and environmentally friendly. Plus, you can reuse these fabric bags and pouches every year. And they're so delightful that they won't get boring.
There's something for everyone: for the true minimalist, a gift wrap with a Japanese closure; for the Glamour queen, a luxurious satin bag with a bow; and for the traditional Christmas enthusiast, a nostalgic bag with a zipper! Accidentially the blog moved to the Dutch blogpage... Klick on the button and it's there, in the English language on the Dutch page. It can happen... sorry! A firewood log carrier is a practical bag that you can use to transport firewood from the wood storage area to the indoor stove. It's a roll where you place the logs, easily lift and carry using extra sturdy wooden handles. For anyone using wood for heating, this carrier is a little gem and incredibly convenient!
The decline of fabric and haberdashery stores in many Dutch cities and towns is something worth attention. We, semi-professional and hobbyist sewers, find it incredibly regrettable that there are no longer physical stores where you can casually walk in. Places where you can touch the fabrics, wander endlessly, and eventually come home with a stack of 'spontaneous' fabrics. And of course, score some bargains! Because we love that!
Wanting to look stylish on a budget? No worries! Achieving a chic appearance without draining your wallet is entirely possible.
Making your own clothes is the key to a unique, affordable, and fashionable look. Here are some tips to get started and look amazing without spending a fortune. |
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