12 results for "tie dye"
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Shanna loves tie dye, yet it was a bit of a pocket tug to peel out the dollars for her lovely napkins. I mean..."Why should they cost so much?" she asks. She learns the long version of how each white...
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Indiana cares little about tradition when it comes to what is used in what way. The Missus' new napkins land on the table, tempting Indiana to grab one for his personal bandana. He comments on the unique nature of each...
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Iris wrapped everything in her indigo tie-dyed cloths. Often it was her sandwich and fruit wrapped in two knots. When she handled her cloth, she noticed the layered depth of pattern in the saturated indigo linen. The weight of the...
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Sadie was a big girl with big dreams and big table linens. She wasn't fooling around with dainty things that slipped off her guests lap. And besides, she loved the strong weight of her hand dyed linens because they weren't...
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After an evening of discussing string theory with her theoretical physicist friends, Crystal has her own string tied ideas. She sets out each dessert plate on one of her indigo tie-dyed over-size napkins and is pleased by the chorus of...
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People are always dropping by Shoko and Al's place, because Al always has a project under construction, worth checking out. Shoko keeps a beautiful house with camellias cut from her garden and a pot of tea to be shared. When...
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Ellen has three sons spirited beyond their years. When they come to dinner, she likes to educate them on the pleasures of entertaining, setting a table right and serving a dish, especially for a nice woman who might have their...
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Come on honey, it’s Sunday for goodness sake! Want to take some time off and travel on down the road? Try on this soft boxy shorter tee, with a quaint vintage photo on the front. Wrap your head around a...
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Come on honey, it’s Sunday for goodness sake! Want to take some time off and travel on down the road? Try on this soft boxy shorter tee, with a quaint vintage photo on the front. Wrap your head around a...
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Ines absolutely loves the color blue. And not just any color blue. She likes the deep indigo shades, best produced in Mali, where dyes saturate the narrow loomed fabrics, used for constructing her hand made bucket bag. For a modern...
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A French linen satchel hung by an up-cycled suspender strap, could only mean one precious result for Tia:…..it's quaint, sustainable in construction and just right for her pencils and tablet. She loves that it’s lightweight and has a pocket for...
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Sassy travels everywhere and always carries her tablet, lots of camera gear and occasionally her written notes. Her re-use bag made of recycled rust colored suede, hand loomed fabric irregularly dyed with a faint hint of indigo from Mali and...