Many astrologers herald April of 1995 as the beginning of the “Age of Aquarius”. That year in the San Francisco Bay Area, Craig Newmark began an email distribution list, posting notices of social events of interest to friends.
Every home makes music. Sometimes it’s the quiet monastic chant heard in the tranquility of monochromatic interiors or it’s the ebullient tempo of a colourful Bohemian home. Other times that connection to music is visual as seen in musical instruments hanging from a wall, a vintage record player on a credenza, or even lyrics framed as wall art.
Many of us start out in our first apartment with furniture our parents generously handed down to us because well frankly, they needed something to sit on when they visited.
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Who doesn’t like a little friendly crafting competition? These DIY Vintage Sewing Pattern Decoupage Coasters were part of the Makeful.com weekly featured challenge and I was game…and a little thirsty.
SCW PRESENTS SUPPORT LeCaShe (pronounced Le-Ca-shay)
This year challenge yourself, your family and your friends to support their local economy, craftspeople, artists, and second-hand economy. LeCaShe, is the acronym that puts this all together: Local economy, Craftspeople, artists and Second-hand economy.
Bunting pennants are on trend right now and so is embroidery. And peace should always be trending. This DIY embroidered PEACE bunting made a cool addition to my niece’s room which I fixed up for her while she studies at my alma mater in Toronto.
There will be times when a sticky situation is met head on with gusto thanks to the availability of a wide range of pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes. Listed here are the top 5 adhesive tapes that are handy to have around the home. I call this the Mix-Tapes.
POLICE INTERROGATION #3, Stephen Fakiyesi, 1995 lino cut.
Hearing the many stories about how Rob Davis, a governmental relations consultant in Toronto, came about each piece of art in his home, one would think that his collection was amassed over many years of unintended purchases: Continue reading
Caribbean decor need not always be represented by heavy colonial or rattan furnishings with light and breezy pastel tones.
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Welcome to Suite City Woman (SCW)! I’m Roxanne, maker, restorer, re-imagineer, small business owner and blogger.
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