avoir faim

I  was able to overcome my usual online-fabric-purchasing-paralysis last week and place an order on superbuzzy's super update (although Mariko is right in my neighborhood, so it hardly felt like an online purchase). Had to have the matroyshka fabric which went right into some patchwork coasters. I also brought home the Shinzi Katoh place mats in a couple styles. My kids are really thrilled with them and are learning to whine in French to boot!

I picked a busy week to return to blogging, but I'll be back with more soon...

Comments

[tut-tut]

thanks for the link to superbuzzy! looking forward to you etsy shop being restocked.

[kristin]

you picked the perfect mug
to match that coaster. love those fabrics
together - thanks for posting the links.

[Mariko]

The coasters are fabulous! Glad you liked the goods. Those placemats are fun, aren't they?

[sally]

Sweet coasters. And you're making me regret not buying some placemats...forgot the "educational" aspect of them. ;)

[Wendy]

You are such an enabler! :o) I am totally loving the online fabric shop! I feel a big purchase coming on.

[Nicole]

Adorable!
I'm so glad you're back, your post from yesterday almost brough a tear to my eye, remembering the years of enjoyment I've gotten from Miss Potter. I have the same feelings about your work, truly inspiring in capturing the magic in "everydayness". You inspire me to make little moments of magic for myself. Welcome back.

[Colorsonmymind]

I love those coasters.

[tracy]

oh that matroyshka fabric. it was a tough one for me between that and the russian village. village won. this time.

[Alison]

Yeah I went the russian village through the week as well.

Oh whining in french! So continental :)

[casapinka]

Ooooh, those placemats. Thanks for the post.