Saturday
Solange / Apollo ft. Soulsa / The Drums / Labyrinth Ear
Beautiful and sunny Saturday morning to everyone! Waiting for summer.
Tuesday
Rainbow shirt
A while ago I promised that I would share the pattern for this rainbow shirt with you. This is one of the most reblogged things on my blog and so many has asked me where I got that shirt, where's the fabric from or where they would get the pattern. The thing has been that I sew the shirt myself, the fabric was a sale found from the local fabric store and I didn't have any pattern when I made it.
But now I've made a pattern for you! It's simple but so is this shirt. I think anyone can do this!
Just get your favorite fabric and then it just needs few little stitches. And yes, this is a one-size model, but you can also make it smaller or larger. It's up to you. The measurements are from the shirt that I made.
1. Cut the front and the back pieces. You can see the sleeve holes marked on the pattern.
2. First sew the shoulder seams and the side seams together (front and back pieces). Remember to leave the sleeve holes open. Now you actually have the shirt roughly done!
3. If you want to make look more finished, hem the sleeve holes, neckline and the bottom.
You can download a pattern pdf here.
But now I've made a pattern for you! It's simple but so is this shirt. I think anyone can do this!
Just get your favorite fabric and then it just needs few little stitches. And yes, this is a one-size model, but you can also make it smaller or larger. It's up to you. The measurements are from the shirt that I made.
1. Cut the front and the back pieces. You can see the sleeve holes marked on the pattern.
2. First sew the shoulder seams and the side seams together (front and back pieces). Remember to leave the sleeve holes open. Now you actually have the shirt roughly done!
3. If you want to make look more finished, hem the sleeve holes, neckline and the bottom.
You can download a pattern pdf here.
Native Americans
For me there is something really interesting and intriguing about the Native Americans. It's like they are very much connected to the nature and their roots. So I love these photos taken over a century ago by Edward S. Curtis. He photographed different tribes before the Western influence took over.
Sunday
Kettledrums is here!
It's finally here! Our food blog that has been coming for a while now. But this weekend we had the time to make it actually happen. So may I present you: Kettledrums!
Tuesday
Darkened cities
What would cities look like if there were no lights at night? This! Photographer Thierry Cohen has made an incredible photo series of the dark cities under the night sky. Using precise coordinates and combining two different images he creates these amazing photos!
Found via designboom
Found via designboom
Friday
Woodkid / Lunice / Ponto de Equilíbrio
Wow! It's been a while since I listened to music at night. I've always loved it, it makes the music sound even better because of the darkness and quietness. And the video of Woodkid is making my body shiver.
Wednesday
Monday
Eggy Easter
My Easter was perfect! We just got back from Helsinki where we had the most amazing Easter holiday with my friends. We made a great dinner together, decorated eggs, talked, just hanged out and watched RuPaul. And I got new hair also! Pastel revolution! (Also my hair colours are a good theme for a drinking game, I've had so many colours.) Thank you to all my darlings! You're the best.
