So this is my weekly rendez-vous with Pip's meme, "My Place & Yours"!
Here is my brand new blog HQ ! I didn't have a dedicated place to blog before : i use to take up any spot.. free from my sewing stuff ! That's why i only have a few things around my laptop : mostly coffee and tissues and of course my watchful Telma and Louise.
And here is the kimono i made yesterday (ikea fabric, futtered with fleece).
Now that i have the proper place and outfit, i'm going to blog right !
13 comments:
Hi Caroline - LOVE the mickey mouse artwork. Besides being jealous of that, also madly jealous of you living in Berlin. That is one city I hope to call home for just a tiny bit one day.
beautiful kimono..and fab blogging space...and i lust covet and envy you those thelma and louise...
What a gorgeous blogging space, and a beautiful kimono too!
Fabulous!! Both the blog hq and the kimono. I have further decorated my blogging space after seeing everyone else's places...lol
thanks for the compliments !
the mickey mouse artwork is actually a poster of a festival that took place in kreuzberg last may : i find it great to but i had much difficulties to take it..
Hi Caroline, fun headquarters. Thanks for your visit, I've got you in my reader now. I like your style.
Love the kimono. And blog HQ looks like an inspiring place to be when blogging!
Nice work on the kimono!
Antwerp is lovely too, now its dark and cold, so staying in tonight and blogging is the perfect thing to do.
Have a nice evening as well
I love those dollies! So sweet! I think your HQ is really wonderful. And the kimono is so lovely! Hurrah for you! Thanks for playing along with Ninon and everyone else this week! x
great space! i love thelma and louise!!
Love your Blog HQ! Seems to have such ambience. All your bits and pieces around the desk are great. They all look quite vintagey.
I love Thelma and Louise, what a great place to blog!
Thanks a lot for your sweet comments and compliments about my sewing !
I love vintage things indeed, that i find on fleemarkets.
telma and louise i've found in paris, they're typically french from the 70's, and i love them too :)
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