A Creative German Home

Spend your time resting and crochet in this autumn and winter. It is; s the only thing to do! Well, not the only thing, but one of the only thing '; s I would recommend. Tea is also recommended. Lot '; s of tea!
I was pretty excited when I discovered the 'strawberry diamond; Blog. Full of beautiful furniture, flowers and crafts!

Does anyone know what that is? I don 'to; t understand Rundstricknadeln. Not at all.

Check out this rather nice living room!

These small crochet granny square centers look Jammie Dodgers.

Such beautiful roses ^ _ ^

Aren '; t these shelves fabulous? I '; d in my own house like a series of shelves like these

I like both of these lamps, so I '; m going to have to find some and turn them into my own house! Or you can fly to Germany and stealing this exactly two.

This little piece of embroidery is by" Tilda "; which I immediately recognized! Nevermind that Tilda written on this small embroidery thread organizers. I've actually seen that Tilda Rose shape and the polka dot fabric of the sewing Bird Collection!

And this little doll is part of the sewing bird collection to. This little lady was available as a kit.

Is not; t this basket fabulous !! I ';. Am currently using Zpagetti yarn so I could try simply to live a little basket for the yarns

oh these are my mom's favorite colors, so that they would love this blanket! I like the giant granny square blankets as'; re very simple. These colors are divine though.

This pillow is divine! I think it could be a Greengate dishcloth that has been cut open, be some fabulous knitting and possibly a velvet ribbon? It looks like a velvet ribbon, which stood in one of the youngest Tilda collections.

I love this ^ _ ^ are used my living room to be the color of blue and for Christmas, red and white. I would love this as a blanket!

I love a wicker basket, especially if it '; re know! I '; m still a fan of yarn, so I ';. M in love with this image

View. All these beautiful blankets and projects in progress More from this fabulous Tine K glasses, which I released last week.

I love this room! The paneled wall is an easy DIY project that has been shown in step form on the; Strawberry diamond Blog and I think I have to have the same in my own house! Copy!

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