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Four Ivy Xylopyrography table mats, that when put together make one picture.
The mats are made of Bamboo strips. Bamboo is difficult to draw on as it’s resistance to heat, so the Xylopyrography nibs have to be much hotter than other woods need.
The artist was Graham Fear.
Taken using camera flash, but the colour was inaccurate, so the picture has been ‘warmed’ with iPhoto.
Pillivuyt Quartet plates on Chilewhich smoke Bamboo rectangular and
silver coral tablemats with red Libeco Home Polylin napkins, David Mellor Embassy flatware, and Kosta Boda Eclipse tumblers and red wine glasses
Pillivuyt Quartet plates on Chilewhich smoke Bamboo rectangular and
silver coral tablemats with red Libeco Home Polylin napkins, David Mellor Embassy flatware, and Kosta Boda Eclipse tumblers and red wine glasses
steel gray Libeco Home Vence tablerunner, Simon Pearce Evergreens, Orrefors Discus votives, and ruby red Heath Ceramics bud vases
Featuring iittala Origo and Kartio dinnerware, Tapio glassware, Chilewich Basketweave placemats, Sabre Basic flatware, and iittala candleholders.
Read about this setting on the Dinner Series blog: Glass on Black.
Featuring: Chilewich Tuxedo Stripe Placemats , Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics and Simon Pearce Woodbury Glassware.
Featuring iittala Origo and Kartio dinnerware, Tapio glassware, Chilewich Basketweave placemats, Sabre Basic flatware, and iittala candleholders.
Sashiko is a form of decorative reinforcement stitching (or functional embroidery) from Japan.
The white cotton thread on the traditional indigo blue cloth gives sashiko its distinctive appearance.
The artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) published the book New Forms for Design in 1824, and these designs have inspired many Sashiko patterns. (from Wikipedia)
The picture shows an Aizome (indigo dyeing) sashiko embroidery 100% cotton table mat.
URL: www.izu-ippin.jp/
These coiled mats are made from scraps of fabric wrapped around a cord. I like using a rainbow of scrap fabrics--they're so much fun!
Pillivuyt Quartet plates on Chilewhich smoke Bamboo rectangular and
silver coral tablemats with red Libeco Home Polylin napkins, and David Mellor Embassy flatware
efuge des Fondus, 17 rue des 3 Frères 01 42 55 22 65
The best thing about Refuge des Fondus is its originality. A self-proclaimed refuge from one of the most touristy areas in Paris, this restaurant serves its customers one of two selections—meat or cheese fondue—and wine in baby bottles at two long communal tables. The quality of the wine isn't great—perhaps because it's served in a baby bottle. Happy customers have scribbled their gratitude all over the restaurant's chalkboard walls. The help is convivial, as are (hopefully) your tablemates. You'll either leave shaking your head in amazement or, if you're more traditionally inclined, in disgust. But, in any case, you'll leave shaking your head, and that's saying something for a restaurant in the heart of a tourist machine. Does not take credit cards. Serves alcohol.
Read more: www.letsgo.com/9647-france-travel-guides-paris-food-montm...
I crocheted 3 little coasters today for my bedroom night stand, to go next to the mandala I made last year. I'd whip up a few for Neil's side, but I suspect he'd sooner chew glass than have his night stand covered in vintagey crochet ;-)
Refuge des Fondus, 17 rue des 3 Frères 01 42 55 22 65
The best thing about Refuge des Fondus is its originality. A self-proclaimed refuge from one of the most touristy areas in Paris, this restaurant serves its customers one of two selections—meat or cheese fondue—and wine in baby bottles at two long communal tables. The quality of the wine isn't great—perhaps because it's served in a baby bottle. Happy customers have scribbled their gratitude all over the restaurant's chalkboard walls. The help is convivial, as are (hopefully) your tablemates. You'll either leave shaking your head in amazement or, if you're more traditionally inclined, in disgust. But, in any case, you'll leave shaking your head, and that's saying something for a restaurant in the heart of a tourist machine. Does not take credit cards. Serves alcohol.
Read more: www.letsgo.com/9647-france-travel-guides-paris-food-montm...
efuge des Fondus, 17 rue des 3 Frères 01 42 55 22 65
The best thing about Refuge des Fondus is its originality. A self-proclaimed refuge from one of the most touristy areas in Paris, this restaurant serves its customers one of two selections—meat or cheese fondue—and wine in baby bottles at two long communal tables. The quality of the wine isn't great—perhaps because it's served in a baby bottle. Happy customers have scribbled their gratitude all over the restaurant's chalkboard walls. The help is convivial, as are (hopefully) your tablemates. You'll either leave shaking your head in amazement or, if you're more traditionally inclined, in disgust. But, in any case, you'll leave shaking your head, and that's saying something for a restaurant in the heart of a tourist machine. Does not take credit cards. Serves alcohol.
Read more: www.letsgo.com/9647-france-travel-guides-paris-food-montm...
Featuring iittala Origo and Kartio dinnerware, Tapio glassware, Chilewich Basketweave placemats, Sabre Basic flatware, and iittala candleholders.
A table runner, handwoven in The Philippines. My husband was in the Peace Corps in The Philippines when he was in his twenties and he collected several of these beautiful pieces.
120 Pictures in 2020: #103 Tablecloths/tablemats
Learn more about this table setting : Surf's Up
Featuring : Belmon Dinnerware by Simon Pearce , Chilewich Basketweave Placemants and Table Linens by Libeco Home
Obviously, she's not content to ask one of her tablemates to take her picture. I guess she prefers the angle with the selfie stick.
Read about this setting on the Dinner Series blog: Glass on Black.
Featuring: Chilewich Tuxedo Stripe Placemats , Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics and Simon Pearce Woodbury Glassware.
Finished 9/28/14, Aunt Lydia's Blue Hawaii #10, 1.75 mm hook.
More info: scottys-place.blogspot.com/2014/09/blue-september.html
Read about this setting on the Dinner Series blog: Glass on Black.
Featuring: Chilewich Tuxedo Stripe Placemats , Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics and Simon Pearce Woodbury Glassware.
Learn more about this table setting : Faint Floral Tones
Features Sarjaton Dinnerware by iittala , Polylin Table Linen by Libeco Home and Chilewich Bamboo Placemats
Featuring iittala Origo and Kartio dinnerware, Tapio glassware, Chilewich Basketweave placemats, Sabre Basic flatware, and iittala candleholders.
Read about this setting on the Dinner Series blog: Glass on Black.
Featuring: Chilewich Tuxedo Stripe Placemats , Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics and Simon Pearce Woodbury Glassware.