This picture is from the 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2010 show. I know the bag is supposed to be the focus, but I love the little peak of eyelet like lace trim from the bottom of the skirt. So incredible.via style.com
This picture is from the 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2010 show. I know the bag is supposed to be the focus, but I love the little peak of eyelet like lace trim from the bottom of the skirt. So incredible.

My life in the last few years has been pretty topsy turvy. moving, having a baby, getting married, etc. One thing i have found to be a very stable and calming activity is knitting. I knit whenever I can. I especially love making jewelry. I'm getting ready to start trying to sell them, because I want to keep making them. Here's a couple pictures. They're a little abstract, but you get the idea. I have more that I'll try to post later.

This past weekend I went to a really inspiring exhibit and demonstration at Philadelphia University called Lace in Translation. I watched master lacers create the most intricate bobbin lace. And then I went and saw the exhibit that was inspired by the Quaker Lace Company. The exhibit included 3 artists: Demakersvan, Tord Boontje, and Cal Lane.
Demakersvan created a beautiful chain link fence using lacing techniques.
Tord Boontje used lace making to inspired a couch and the use of natural materials such as grass.
Cal Lane welded a lace pattern into a 2000 gallon oil tank. While we were in MN this past summer, I found myself driving a lot more than I was used to.
Especially country driving.
In Cannon Falls, there's this amazing antique mall that Scott and I like to visit. The haphazard way things are put into cases makes the most incredible displays.

I've been knitting and creating necklaces so I've been looking at as many necklaces as possible. These are some of my favorite. Created by Sunday's Best.