Marañón

all images courtesy of Marañón

What can I say? Camille tipped me off to Lorena's work.

Wow.

Works of art.

Love the pom-poms neck warmer, just by itself, hanging on the wall.


This does not help me with my necklace addiction.

Help...

...please. Someone save me from my necklace addiction. It's only a matter of time.

Top: Lady

Bottom: Lina Rennell

Toast (circa 1968)

Top two images: Gown from TOAST.

3rd: Marianne & Mick

4th: Mia

The garment and the way it was styled in the catalog made me think of Mia Farrow & Marianne Faithfull...

Genevieve Dellinger

all images courtesy of Genevieve Dellinger

She DJ's. She designs clothing. She has an online store. She blogs. She designs interiors. This woman does it all, and does all of it very well. I love her blog. There is always something interesting to see there. Lately I have been enjoying her Linger & Quiet podcasts that she collaborates on with her husband. If I was the editor of a magazine (let's pretend I'm Anna Wintour!) I would declare Genevieve Dellinger the "It" Girl for the month of December!

Debra Baxter at Howard House II

My friend Deb. Continuing to make kick a** sculptures.

Now showing at Howard House in Seattle.

Hanna Konola

Hanna Konola is doing an Advent Calendar again. Last year's calendar was one of my highlights from December 2008...can't wait to see what she comes up with this year.

Above: December 1st 2009 entry

Image courtesy of Hanna Konola

Treasure Hunt

I love the treasures you discover while visiting other blogs.

For example, I was looking at this bracelet on Cheryl's blog, and it reminded me of the incredible work of Annie Larson (also featured by Cheryl in a previous post), so I went to Annie's blog and found links to...

Directly above and below: The most amazing knitwear ever, designed & produced by A.Larson.

Both photographs courtesy of Annie Larson

...the blog of Sofia Arnold. There is something about her whimsical paintings and drawings that I find so tender. Love those trees below. Her blog led me to...

Directly above and below, images courtesy of Sofia Arnold.

...her Mother's blog!
Susan Johnson is a textile artist and the owner of Avalanche Looms, shop in Avalanche,WI.

Directly below: stunning examples of her handiwork.

Directly above: Photos courtesy of Susan Johnson

What treasures have you found lately?