odd and end #1
A few year back I bought a cheap belt because I loved the closer, the black and white snakeskin plastic, not so much. I wore the belt today and discovered that the plastic had broken.
I found a bit of a pigskin skirt I had bought in a thrift store to cannibalize. Much of it has been put to use as bindings on various pieces. I block printed the suede, used the busted belt pieces as a pattern and now have a functioning belt
Aren't these the prettiest fire escapes?
I can't admire them enough.
And two details that had until today escaped my attention completely.
When I moved to New York there was too much dog-poop on the sidewalk to risk looking up when you walked. This is another lovely by product of the pooper-scooper laws.
I also re stuffed the cushion on my husband's dining room chair.
it is now much more comfortable.
A few year back I bought a cheap belt because I loved the closer, the black and white snakeskin plastic, not so much. I wore the belt today and discovered that the plastic had broken.
I found a bit of a pigskin skirt I had bought in a thrift store to cannibalize. Much of it has been put to use as bindings on various pieces. I block printed the suede, used the busted belt pieces as a pattern and now have a functioning belt
Odd end #2
some cool architectural details from the neighborhood
I have walked by this building thousands of times but had never noticed the cool art-deco tera-cotta work before.
This knock off Richardson building has been a favorite of mine for years.
And two details that had until today escaped my attention completely.
When I moved to New York there was too much dog-poop on the sidewalk to risk looking up when you walked. This is another lovely by product of the pooper-scooper laws.
I also re stuffed the cushion on my husband's dining room chair.
it is now much more comfortable.
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