Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Inspiration: Spinthread






I am so very inspired by the magnificent work of Spinthread at the moment. My thoughts have been mostly revolving around crochet and plans for a crochet-filled holiday season, but you know, I think I might have to take some embroidery bits and pieces with me too ;) I've seen this wonderful work around and about a couple of times now, most recently on Emma's lovely blog. It feels strange to know little to nothing about the artist. I can only tell you that her name is Marañón and that her Etsy store can be found here and her fabulous Flickr Photostream here.

16 comments:

annamaria potamiti said...

It is lovely, lovely work!So innovative,original and gorgeous colour schemes-
I see you are reading Julie and Julia, did you ever get to watch the movie too? I wonder how it compares to the book- I guess that's a silly question, books are always better than the movies aren't they? I realy hope you are seriously enjoying this, and getting lots of cooking inspiration- or eating...inspiration! we did!!
Annamaria xxx

blue moss said...

such lovely pieces...so inspiring

Lola Nova said...

Wonderful, thank you for sharing!

Ingrid Mida said...

The simplicity is enchanting!

belinda marshall said...

i love her work too ~ can't wait to see what you come up with when u get back!

Gina said...

Truly fabulous. Very you too, some of your lovely brooches have the same geometric vibe, different angles and facets and surfaces... just awesome.

(Not implying plagiarism... and that reminds me I ended up not commenting on that post but I must go back and read what people had to say! I was thinking about it for a few days... :-))

at swim-two-birds said...

wow, kylie, i see i missed a lot here!
lovely posts!!!!!!
hope my computer's still ok when i wake up tomorrow morning:)

Kate said...

These are really stunning - wow, what excellent inspiration!

Christina Lowry said...

They are so beautiful! Can't wait to see what you make Kylie. :)

amy said...

cool! want!

handmade romance said...

i came across emmas work recently too and I thought of you instantly : )
just beautiful!

handmade romance said...

ok that should say i came across these works on emmas blog recently too... you get the picture!

Angela said...

Isn't she fantastic!! I haven't had time to pop over to your blog this week and without knowing I just posted about her beautiful work too. Great minds hey!! And it just goes to show what great taste we have too : )

inaluxe said...

I first saw her work on the etsy front page, and immediately had a look at her shop. They are exquisite little art works! Love them.

oklyous said...

wow, they look really good! amacing the things some people can do:)

Sarah Westervin said...

Lorena is actually the name of this talented lady (her shop is called Marañón), and she truly is talented! She's also so very sweet — she's just donated one of her necklaces for a giveaway on my blog. I'd love it if you entered: http://www.westervin.com/blog/2010/03/01/giveaway-embroidered-necklace-from-maranon/