I love vintage linenCrisp, clean, hand-embroidered sheets
Monograms, a labour of love
Pretty red and white checked tea towels
Bolsters, pinnies and lace
Cotton and hemp with a memory
passed down
from mother to daughter
le trousseaupassed down
from mother to daughter
If you're like me, you'll love "Les Toiles Blanches".Linen is a tradition in Marie-Pierre Guiard's family. Her children's clothes, toys, bedding and accessories are crafted from the finest antique French linens ( sometimes over 100 years' old), with perfect patina, vintage fabric remnants, buttons and eco-dyes.
A linen lover's dreamstylish gifts with a soul
for babies, little ones and mum
Found via the oh-so-wonderful Petits Bonheurs
Je garde précieusement de petites pièces de lin blanc brodées aux initiales de la famille.
ReplyDeleteToute une tradition.
these are wonderfully simple! nice post!
ReplyDeleteI once bought a sewing machine for £1 from an auction because of the linen and cotton reals in the case, wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGosh, can't remember if I emailed you last week but you got me inspired!
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Thank you!
beautiful, simple, lovely!
ReplyDeleteawww that bunny rabbit is sooo lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteWould these be the cutest ghosts ever? I love old linen. It has such a beautiful look and feel.
ReplyDeleteun joli melange du passe et du toujours..intemporel donc! Merci pour le lien
ReplyDeleteEmma from SF
l'histoire de la marque rend le tout encore plus charmant, je trouve!
ReplyDeletethank you, oh so wonderful too C&K :-)
comment ai-je pu passer à côté de ce post ?! débutante du blog, je l'ai découvert en faisant une recherche sur google. bien que tardifs, mille merci Déborah pour ce billet adorable.
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