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End result of wakeup sequence. More details: www.nycresistor.com/2012/09/16/sunrise-lamp-alarm-clock/
Their look is finally complete! I made some tiny headpieces for them. The blondie has a black elastic band sewn on the back with a black satin ribbon sewn on top, the brunette has a white floral lace band tied on the back.
I must say I'm very satisfied on their final look! I like the blondie's Alice style and the brunette sweet style. I was not planning an Alice style for the blondie, but I'm glad it came this way in the end, since I've wanted an Alice Momoko but both the models were expensive.
510 rooms (address: Carsten Niebuhrs gade 11). Built: 2009. Architect: Kim Utzon Arkitekter.
kimutzon.dk (website only in Danish)
www.wakeupcopenhagen.com (website in English, German, Swedish and Danish)
510 rooms (address: Carsten Niebuhrs gade 11). Built: 2009. Architect: Kim Utzon Arkitekter.
kimutzon.dk (website only in Danish)
www.wakeupcopenhagen.com (website in English, German, Swedish and Danish)
Detail from lovely hotel room. We stayed at Wake-Up hotel close to the main train station while waiting for the removals lorry to arrive. 06/05/2010
A photograph taken from the inside of the car on the 1st of January 2013 after a night spent with some friends in the town Santa Teresa di Gallura, in the top north part of Sardinia. The land visible on the sea background is Corsica. It was a beautiful wakeup.
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Camilla is wearing a vintage Barbie Majorette jacket, a mystery white dress, faux-leather leggings made by me and Mattel boots.
Shot in the Philly Navy Ship Yard that is apparently celebrating 100 years of operation.
Camilla is wearing a vintage Barbie Majorette jacket, a mystery white dress, faux-leather leggings made by me and Mattel boots.
Shot in the Philly Navy Ship Yard that is apparently celebrating 100 years of operation.
Koprivshtica is a historic town in the Koprivshtitsa Municipality in Sofia Province, central Bulgaria, lying on the Topolnitsa River among the Sredna Gora mountains. It was one of the centres of the April uprising in 1876 and is known for its authentic Bulgarian architecture and for its folk music festivals, making it a very popular tourist destination.
There are a few legends about the foundation of the town. One of them is that the town was a crossroads to the towns Zlatarica, Pirdop and Klisura. Another story tells us that Koprivshtitsa was founded by refugees. The Orthodox Cathedral was built in 1817. Twenty years later, the first school was founded. The first museum in the town was established in 1930.