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MARZO 2017
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info/inscripción
Textile designer,
embroiderer and blogger,
Karen Barbé
lives in
Santiago, Chile and
regularly hosts embroidery
workshops.
All images, design and
text © 2017
Karen Barbé
unless otherwise noted
7 comments :
Yes, I love it too - it's so gorgeous. K
beautiful
Hola Karen
Muchas gracias por tus comentarios...al respecto le dije a mi hermano, que ahora nuestro perro tendrá un cielo repleto de huesos...
muchos saludos
C.-
*me encantaron los pins.
Hello Karen, love your blog a lot and thanks for visiting; i will try to figure out how the pompons were made!
OMG!!! Its incredible!!
Off to read the article now..
Those are exquisite, Karen! One question regarding the patterns. Do the ladies develop their own patterns, or are some patterns handed down over generations?
Hi Melissa,
Well, I'm not really sure about that – this calls for a research. I will let you know when I find out any details. I'm myself very intrigued now...
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