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Do You Display Textiles on Your Walls?
Whether it's an antique quilt or an incredibly rare and precious kilim, textiles have a place off the bed and the floor. Do you hang them in your home?
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Do You Display Textiles on Your Walls?
You Might Want to Rethink That Title
It's unfathomable how this title could cross the desks of editors, designers, and publishers without someone mentioning its other interpretation to poor Eleanor. But no one did, and there she is, standing tall and proud on the cover, waving her hand in the air like she just don't care. You can find the book on Amazon, where you'll also find a featured picture (see below) of a quilt casually tossed onto a chair.
Casa Shops: SouleMama Shop Goes Live Today
Remember last week's Blogs I Love post on SouleMama? Well, it turns out that Amanda Soule, the lady responsible for that lovely blog, has an online shop opening today, just in time for online holiday shopping.
The shop features quilts, linen totes, and greeting card sets from Amanda's photographs.
Steal of the Day: Garnet Hill Cabana Quilt
The Cabana Qulit ($128-$168, on sale $74-$108) from Garnet Hill is hand-quilted and printed with bright botanicals in Pink Rose, Blue Branch, Yellow Floral, or Green Dot Paisley patterns. The matching shams are also on sale. They would work with both traditional and modern décors, and could be a cool punch of color with simple white sheets, or a creative kick along with mismatching patterned linens.
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Love It or Hate It? Quiltsryche Bangover Evil Rock Quilt
There's just something hilarious about these heavy-metal-meets-hobbyist quilts from Quiltsryche (via Mighty Goods). I particularly like the headbanger-inspired Bangover Evil Rock Quilt ($700 to $2000) as a gift for an aging punk rocker, and the company also does custom designs. What do you think?
The Bag To Have: Chanel Crocodile Quilted Chain Bags
Dear Chanel,
I walk into your store every time I'm in the neighborhood and every time I leave empty handed. Why, oh why, must you be so pricey? You know what?
Crave Worthy: Sun Moon Lake Cashmere Quilts
It's tough to think of a more luxurious fabric than cashmere, and that alone is enough to make me crave these Sun Moon Lake Cashmere Quilts ($300 to $350). But here's what I really love: The rough-hewn blankets, designed by Moonching Wu, are handcrafted from recycled cashmere, so you can bask in their exquisite softness while also feeling warm, fuzzy, and eco-friendly. I like how the contrast stitching makes them look both rustic and sophisticated.
Etsy Find: Urban-Inspired Quilts
I've been making quilts since I was in high school, and have often had to deal with hipster friends' turned-nose reaction to the hobby. "Oh...quilting?" they ask, bored and disapproving.
Ask Casa: A Cheap Quilt Alternative?
Hi Casa,
I was hoping you could help me with my dilemma. I fell in love with this quilt from Urban Outfitters. I'm a college student, and in a month I'm moving into a house that I'm renting myself, so money is really tight and I was hoping to find something inexpensive.
DIY: Fine Feathered Quilt
Earlier this week, I showed you a terrifically stitched bird quilt. While you'll definitely need some embroidery skills for this project, I promise you that if I can embroider, you can learn to do it, too. The pattern for this quilt was adapted from a Martha Stewart pattern.
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