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Here are a few Frida-inspired creations of mine!
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| colourful drawstring tote / bunte Beuteltasche mit Schnürung |
Do you like this fabric cuff made with colourful woven ribbons? You can make your own! Check out my fun tutorial over at beautiful and talented Melissa's blog!
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Lust auch so eine Manschette aus Stoff und bunten Jacquard Webbändern zu fertigen? Schaut mal bei der lieben Melissa @ Bubby and Bean vorbei - dort gibt's meine Anleitung. (Engl. - aber bebildert!)
What about you? Do you get inspired by the work of famous artists?
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Lasst Ihr Euch auch manchmal von den Werken berühmter Künstler/Innen inspirieren?
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Liebe Duni,
ReplyDeleteich finde Frida auch absolut inspirierend! Ich habe mal ein wahnsinnig interessantes Buch über sie gelesen.
Die Tasche und die Manschette gefallen mir ganz besonders gut. Danke für die schönen Bilder!
Liebe Grüße,
Britta
Beautiful inspirations Duni! And thank you for being a part of Bubby and Bean today!
ReplyDeleteFrida ist auch für mich immer eine Inspiration! Einmal habe ich mich auch an Karneval entsprechend verkleidet ( hier ist der Post: http://www.lemondedekitchi.blogspot.de/2012/08/stickdateien-iii-folclorico.html )
ReplyDeleteDeine Kette ist klasse!
LG
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I love Frida's art and your pieces inspired by her are beautiful! I found you on Bubby and Bean and am looking forward to being a regular reader of your blog.
ReplyDeleteHere in the Los Angeles art community, Frida is revered as an icon. At least that is what my human tells me. Great pieces today!
ReplyDeleteI love that bag! You did a wonderful job. The jewelry pieces are also gorgeous. I definitely become inspired by famous artists too!
ReplyDeletewhat gorgeous items!
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Beautiful Duni! Love the cuff!
ReplyDeleteFrida is my favourite artist. I love making Frida dolls, today I made another one :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces! I especially like the cuff. Sometimes I do take inspiration from famous artists.
ReplyDeleteI really like the colourful necklace you've created Duni.
ReplyDeleteGreat items. That necklace is so fun and I love the little cat charm on it
ReplyDeleteLovely creations - great colors!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful inspiration for wonderful creations. I especially love that necklace. I really see Frida in it!
ReplyDeleteYour Frida inspired creations are just beautiful, Duni! I'm inspired by so many different people and things. It just depends on what I see on a particular day.
ReplyDeleteI like the colourful art of Frida.
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love her work! When I teach my students about difficult obstacles in life and overcomes - Frida is one on the top of my list!
ReplyDeleteYour necklace so sweet and joyful! Great post! My latest inspiration from the famous artist ...hmmm...probably Klimt and Monet.
Frida is such an inspiration! She went beyond being a great artist with the way she spoke up. No fear! Your colorful creations are so beautiful. I love that cuff!
ReplyDeleteI love all the bright, striking colors Frida always used. And your work inspired by her is great. Love that cuff!
ReplyDeleteyes I do! love Frida, and she is so inspiring!! What a great cuff and wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteFrida is indeed an icon of creativity to all women. I love the necklace (so colorful and alive) and of course the equally beautiful handmade bag. You never fail to amaze us Duni.
ReplyDeletegreat creations! What fun to attribute the inspiration to Frida Kahlo.
ReplyDeleteI taught kids to draw a portrait of Frida in art class not too long ago.
You really captured Frida's world !Off to check the fabric cuff tutorial.
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