Should I say month’s news?

Oh my! I can’t believe this month has passed so fast! There are only 33 days to Xmas!

November has been a bit silly… my parcel of yarns never arrived from England, they went back and we have some misunderstandings with the supplier so… uffff I had to look for new ones, organize myself to continue producing with almost nothing and here we are, I have found a new provider who has amazing fibers and you’ll see the results in next posts. Finally I’m glad … once again like yin and yang every negative contains a positive part.

Now the two new finished products are my lovely “Margarita” clutch bag knitted in a vibrant yellow-corn-mustard. I imagined it as a complement for a grey garment (to be the center of attention) or a light blue one (for a very retro look).

As I’m making a new vest (as the one I’ve made in white-cream some months ago) this time in a colorful palette… I was inspired to make this necklace I called “Spiral joy” and is obvious when you look at it, and you perceive the joy and good energy spreading all around…

Finally I’m having a SALE on my Etsy shop, my A little market shop and I’m going to participate on Dawanda Advent Calendar from 24th November to 17th December offering a 12% discount in all my products… so, good shopping!

Pochette in red

And finally I finished the third pochette… as I told here it was a red buckle left…

As we are almost entering in Fall season I made it with warmer fibers as wool and a piece of brown leather which gives it a lot of character…

Now that I can look at the trhee of them I love the fact that they have the same shape but completely different styles… and as all hanmade things a unique not perfect one……..

The new pochette

This week I have lots of new things to show you (I had a very productive weekend) but I still have to do lots of photos…

This is another clutch bag, but is not a simple one… I did some changes on the design and I went into a natural finishing (metal finding are not my favorite ones, but I have to recognized that people love them)… so for this one I put a leather strap I ended with a vintage buckle I have bought in Buenos Aires before coming to Europe (happily I have two more left!!) and I also added leather to the sides which make me feel more comfrotable with the “interiors” …

I love it! I simply fell in love with it when I saw it finished… enjoy the most charming one of my series of clutch bags..

Featured by Dedicated Follower of Fashion

Today I’ve woke up with a wonderful surprise… Kelsi from Stylesmith made a beautiful post in her blog: Dedicated Follower of Fashion . She has chosen different things you can wear for a wedding on the beach and in one of them she featured my Clutch bag. 

She proposes three different options (all of them very cool!) so, if you feel lost and you have a wedding coming… this is going to help you find out your style…

Thanks Kelsi for having my clutch in mind!!

My second clutch bag

I’ve just finished a new clutch bag. This was made with a wider range of fibers in cream and peach colour and a little bit of golden acrylic. 

I think is more informal than the first one, what do you think?

Hand-woven Clutch bag

 

This one of a kind clutch bag is the result of mixing cotton, linen, ribbon and different acrylic fantasy fibers all in a creamy-white palette.

It is lined with pure silk, structured with fusible interfacing directly in contact with the weaving work and sew-in interlining between both; enough to be firm but without losing its natural feel.

A little bit rustic but with a touch of glamour… it has some loose sticking out fibers that are the result of the weaving technique.

Hope you like it and have a great worker day!