Wow what a great textile collection by Caitlin Hinshelwood

Get these great beach chairs without the price tag
Everyone loves a pretty present. Here’s a way to your own fabric bows — images via whipperberry
Great tutorial on hand printing fabric. Now I have an excuse to buy some of those cute stamps! image via unruly-things

If you’re bored with your old suitcases, you can easily change it up with this DIY!


Tweed has been around for ages starting it’s home with the Scots and then was picked up by the English where its modern day name came to be. It’s traditionally made of spun and died wool which is then woven into several different designs such as:
You can find tweed in just about everything now: jackets, pants, seat covers, home decor accents, blankets, the list goes on. When you do purchase a tweed piece of fabric, just remember to dry clean, because washing and drying it will cause major shrinkage.

Get the cross-stitch look in half the time with this simple Hand drawn cross-stitch diy
‘craneo’ by Steven Toang