Textile surgeries 2: Flowers in the hidden

A shirts which is my long standing favorite one but a collar was looks shabby almost as same as Oliver Twist.
Undid the collar part and took it out
and did bit of patches on the top of damaged part with scrap fabrics which came from my mish mash fabric collection box.
Choose un matched fabric on purpose because it's bit humorous to show small appliques on the collar like a picture above.

長い間着ているシャツがあるのですが、襟元が擦り切れてしまったので、修繕することに。
まず、襟をはずして
擦り切れているところにアップリケをしました。
布は私のパンドラの箱状態の布コレクションから。
それを裏返してまた縫い直して完成です。
わざ合わない布を合わせたのがなかなか面白いと思います。

The world of Interiors

The one of the most beautiful magazine. 'The world of Interiors'
It's a back issue but it' timeless design and editing.

Textile surgeries

stitching


And stitching more


Lovely flat mate Ms.B's shirts from Paul and Joe.
There's big slits under arm and how to mend thought
but no need to think or plan and stiching like weaving.
And here it is.

A book I found

I'm not really big fan of Bauhaus to be honest but here's a special book that I found it in my internship studio.

実はそれほど好きではないバウハウス。
でもインターンのスタジオで見つけたこの古い本は特別です。

And one more

One more hunting item from the market on Sat.
An animal card for kids.
A polar bear full of fire in cold place?

マーケットで見つけたものをもうひとつ。
白熊の説明が書いてある子供用のカード。
顔に注目。

A vintage hunting

Poped Noth London Vintage Market in my local library hall before working on Sat.
Pretty relaxed, semi professional vintage dealers (?) not super serious buyers which I like.
Here is one of some my hunting items.


A sugar ball from Poole in 1930s.