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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
15 comments :
sorry..
is that a Copco kettle? (that's how you spell it!)
Well, thanks for the hint, Isabel. I didn't know Copco kettles. Mine doesn't look like one, perhaps just a knockoff? The lid is different.
Yo tengo varios tapetes en ganchillo de mi abuela que guardo con mucho cariño, me encantaría aprender, un día de estos me pongo.La tetera es vintage total y monisima.
me encanta tu blog! apenas pueda voy a tomar tus clases de bordado! saludos
Yes yes yes, it is so beautiful Karen!! I can totally understand why you won't use it - I have pieces like that too that I don't want to break or damage by using them ;) Love the vibrant colour and the shape and everything... and the doily world is gorgeous too :) Kx
Preciosa tetera, y qué bien vivir en el mundo del pañito, alli también vivo yo ;)
Un saludin
A great find. I heart in Etsy something in the same shape.
My grandmother told me to dry a doily on a towel. It keeps the shape..
Karen, I love always what you do, and all your photographs ... It's so sweet !!!
Beautiful!!!
Hacía mucho que no escuchaba decir la palabra "pañito", ahora que se ha puesto de moda la palabra "doily". Supongo que usar la palabra en inglés quizás nos evita la culpabilidad de haber estado despreciando estas maravillosas creaciones años atrás... (me confieso culpable ;)
Un abrazo.
Thanks for the tip, Noga. I'll do that next time :)
that teapot is so divine! i have been admiring your work for some time now. your designs and patterns are incredible, just beautiful.
Yo también vivo en el mundo del pañito y me encantaaaa.
Felicidades por tu blog. me encanta
Those doilies! i love them too.
Lovely photos by the way.
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