layered breadbin

http://www.opulentitems.com/ expensive breadbin but worth every crumb, i saw a design of hat that looks likes this, will post ( have found it) the pic and let you be simon cowell for  a moment, bet you won't be saying THAT! IS THE MOST ARTROCIOUS THING I HAVE EVER SEEN!!!  (you have to read this in a posh accent for it to make sense. love it

bathroom sink to lose your sleep over

http://www.ilbagnobandini.it/, if i had  this sink i would respect it's beauty by not spitting in when brushing my teeth, WOWED is the word

so curvy

http://www.glass-art.com/ amazing glass art, check it out

                                      FLAWLESSSssssssssssss AS LONG AS  NOT DRIVEN ON HUMPS                                       http://www.kreativerodwerks.com/ love the colour body shape and the curves!!

marilyn monroe

I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when their right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust noone but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together

-MARILYN MONROE

constructed jacket

This was a eureka moment where i discovered that i could cut out curved indivisual pleats and construct a garment but some fashion forward thinking person has probably done it already ( since i didn't source the idea from anywhere i can proudly say this is an original idea by ME)

Am not impressed by the shape of the jacket but i heart the texture and and shape of the pleats, will use it one day to make a refined garment.

Very time consuming but progressive project, initial design was with sleeves but got bored with the constant cutting so left it as is.

work in p--r--o--g--r--e--s--s( will take a while to finish this

Once upon a fashion moment i had a red leather coat(sorry don't have pics) which i decided to deconstruct and make a bag, thanks to my boyfriend for making the circles (sounds like part of an oscar award winning speech) as if (yes i still use the 90's phrase)

anyways he made the circles and i used wool to join them (marking the holes induced stress), i used leather glue and studs to stick the leather onto the wood, cos the leather is very soft and bit worn out( had the coat since 2000 and though i hate red this was in a tint that i like and the fit was brill), i used material from an old window blind for support, dug up the material in my ex- landlord 's shed. He won't miss it (hopefully)

All i need to do is figure out what to use for the interior then line it, have tried knitted wool and i didn't like it, bought a burgundy further boa and it xfacctor wow me hence unfinished.

I'm wide open for any suggestions