The scarf belonged to her mother who used to own Marcella - a landmark gift and decor shop in our area! Linda has recently re-opened her late mom's shop and combined it with her own creative interests. I decided to go in and introduce myself to Linda the other day. What a delightful meeting - and because she had read my blog and knows what I love to do - I walked away with a packet full of her mom's old vintage scarves!
I decided to tie this one into a decorative Furoshiki storage bag for some of my wool. - Practical Storage and it shows the scarf off too!
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A South African ... Italian scarf .. Japanese method ... fascinating. As always, your energy amazes me. So busy and creative.
This mixing of worldwide creative finds are the best!
Wow! That's beautiful. Don't you just love those sort of encounters!
Hi, sorry that I didn't wrote the source of photos on my blog, but I forgot where I have found them :). But I mentioned, that I found them in web. It is really great idea. And I think that whole your blog is just lovely.
Love this idea!
I like it :)
It was lovely to meet you too, Denise and so pleased you found a use for the scarf.
Really cute idea :)
That scarf is so fine. Marcella-Mia sounds amazing.
We are lucky to have such lovely shops on our doorstep. Can you believe I only discovered the shop a few weeks ago. I must pop back soon.
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