Jun 28, 2012

Scarf of the day - 4


Must Wish - Lanvin

Scarf Handmade by Gi bracelet: a gift from my sister-in-law, Selmi.

Wearing Ann Taylor
skirt and top

Jun 27, 2012

Anna Dello Russo's Milan apartment



Chanel logo on the doormat at the entrance of her apartment welcome the guests!!

Jun 22, 2012

Scarf of the day - 3



top - Banana Republic, bracelet - Forever 21

Got Wish?- Sergio Rossi

Jun 18, 2012

Scarf of the day - 2

Hat- Handmade by Gi,


Faux Leather pants, Venus - top, Xpress + Scarf - Handmade by Gi

Taking pics in Hermès, Butler Wilson + Forever 21 bracelets.

Must Wish- Schutz

Jun 16, 2012

Cross over wrap: Emma

In this cross over wrap pattern, the instructions tell us to wrap and turn the last 13 stitches to add some extra fabric or some and give the back side of the wrap a snug fit.
Basically there are 2 ways someone can use short rows: either to give the piece an extra fabric and snug shape or to change the pattern directions.
Working a sequence of short rows throughout the piece shapes the top part of back and front of this piece.

Short rows are used to give shape to socks heels but also if you are knitting a piece; a sweater, and you want to add a little bit of extra fabric in the back and around the neck to give it a more rounded shape, short rows is a very handy solution.

Jun 15, 2012

Gathered Scarf



You find this scarf pattern for free in here

Jun 9, 2012

Scarf of the day - 1



top- Liz Clairborne
pants- Gap
bracelet- Hermès/Forever 21
scarf- HandMade by Gi

Jun 2, 2012

Week on (photoshop) instagram



1- Holiday week in St. Simon

2- Dining out on our 10th anniversary
p.s. this raviolli is out of this world (Aqua Blue) !!


3- Buddy's new hair cut

May 25, 2012

Holiday!!!



I'm heading for St. Simon, on a very well deserved holiday! Despite of being only a few days, I am planning on doing absolutely nothing but chat with friends, drink, eat and enjoy the sand and the ocean…
I packed 2 shorts, one outfit for a night-out with the girls, one-piece bathing suit, a couple of bikinis and tons of sunblock (100). I am literally addicted to sunblock, specially on my face.
Time to get my feet up and just relax….
Bye!!!

May 24, 2012

Conquering my fear of the sewing machine


I finished off the Indian queue scarf. Last year, when I went to get Buddy, my sister-in-law gave me two full bags of yarn. The majority of the yarn was worsted Red Heart. Nice for the money but a little bit on the scratchy side.
So I decided to attach a lining to the other side of the scarf. For this, I ended up buying a very soft jersey knit and I sewed up to the scarf with the help of a sewing machine. Yeap!!! Hard to believe but last time I used one, I was in my teens!
I loved the end result and I am glad I haven’t attempted to hand-stitch the whole thing. The sewing machine confrontation was a sort of an obstacle that I had to overcome but now I got excited and want to sew more…Let’s say…a hem!!! (*smile)

culprit of all fears

May 5, 2012

Apr 21, 2012

Apr 16, 2012

Granny Squares

Apr 12, 2012

Fall/Winter Vanessa Montoro collection



her atelier in São Paulo/Br

reinventing crochet squares

handmade from the beginning to the end

Gorgeous and it's written my name all over it!!


crafted with pure silk hand spun yarn

dyed with organic pigments

her trademark: perfection

timeless elegance

Mar 28, 2012

Photography Subtleties by Tommy Ton

Tommy Ton if you don't know, is one of the icons of street style photography. He has a keen eye to recognize new trends in fashion and to capture the essence of what is happening on the streets and in the backstage of this wonderful and complex world of fashion.
He created a new aesthetic in street photography and his pictures are trademark of elegance, movement, colors and journalism professionalism. In the fashion industry he has been recognized and praised by his amazing sense of retaining visual information worth of being published and of what might be a prospective trend for the year's fashion season.

pictures here









Mar 22, 2012

Spring flowers


I decided to learn how to crochet. Inspired by so many talented women whose patience and camaraderie make this world of the (www) so amazing.
There is a lady in Germany, who freely and kindly posts all these videos tutorials on You Tube teaching how to crochet and knit.
Her work is so beautiful and even not speaking a word of German, I am able to follow her directions and actually even join the flowers by looking up the graphic one of her followers designed.
Great tutorial for someone interested in learning crochet techniques or if you just want to take a curiosity peek: