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Six to go baby! Eu pesquisei pra fazer essa unha inspirada por moda, mas não achei nada que quisesse reproduzir! Então decidi pelo básico .. ESTAMPA DE BOLINHAS! Gente, podem falar o que for, mas não tem uma revista que não tenha algo com estampa de bolinha! Sério, essa estampa tá na moda desde os anos 50, sei lá! hahaha eu, particularmente, não tenho nada no estilo polkadot mas que é sempre moda é, e fim hehehehe
Usei:
Anelar: 2x Pétala Branca (Colorama) + Bolinhas com o Black (Colorama)
1x Black (Colorama)
Por cima de tudo passei a base matte da QDB? (essa da foto) que estou amando!!
Beijos fofas!
Adora dolls Polkadot Rose and Jelly Beanz (Gretchen) sitting by the azaelas just before sunset with their Angel Bears. 👧🐻👩🐻🌸
Ralph Lauren skinny ankle polka dot pants, Joe Fresh sheer blouse with with cami, Nine West pointy toe flats
I adore my new polka dot suitcase.these are the new homes for some of my millinery flowers and my victorian calling cards.
I have buy some suitcases in pink and blue too,but they havent receive yet.
I like to experiment with techniques, and have recently tried physically intervening with the film negative. The polkadot series started with photographing a number of buildings and parks using a 6cm x 9cm medium format camera. After processing, I used a 10mm punch and a hammer to knock out discs of film, which I then placed into the empty spaces of a different similarly treated negative. Finally I scanned the negatives and made simple adjustments to levels and contrast. This is a selection of six details from "The Diamond", a new building at the University of Sheffield.
Oh what a happy place I discovered on my trip to San Francisco last fall... a store called The Ribbonerie!
Lots more photos on my blog, Glorious Treats
black shirt: new yorker
dotted skirt: h&m
black leggin: h&m
red ballerinas: bought 2 years ago at "Kaufhof"
the lovlies watch ever: ebay
j } cutting some tulips for my bud vase and admiring the pink and blue.
wishing you all a great weekend
I finally finished my Polka Dot Sampler a few weeks ago. I got it back from the long arm quilter in the summer and it took me forever to do the binding. In total, it took me about a year and a half to finish this quilt. Now that it's finished, I can't for the life of me understand why as the quilt turned out so great.
I used all of my Michael Miller Ta Dot prints, with some Amy Butler Full Moon Polka Dots and one Kaffe Fasset's Dots print thrown in. In the end, I couldn't come up with enough actual blocks to finish this quilt, so I opted to simply use the polka dot fabrics for every other block. It turned out to be a good choice, as now the quilt isn't so dominated by white.