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My favourite favourite website

I’ve been meaning to post about this one for far too long now. I keep seeing all these great posts and going ooh I need to write about that but then I get distracted and the moment passes. But I procrastinate no longer!

This website is herlefteyeislazy.blogspot.com but changes name semi-regularly, currently it appears to be KILL! CUT! KEEP!

It’s all in Swedish (I think) so I don’t get the descriptions, but there’s not many, just visual gorgeousness.

So what inspired me to finally get off my virtual ass and start this post was this picture:

Cause as you’ll soon see I have a massive new thing for stitching on fences! This one is made with that great orange plastic tape (which I am looking for if anyone knows where to get it…) and it looks stunning!

OK so other stuff that I have liked…

Secret Wall Tattoos, just perfect for bored travelling business people and politicians. You get your awful hotel art, take it off the wall, draw your own visionary masterpiece and put it back again. Cute.

Great swedish cross stitch books! Can’t understand it but I’m gonna buy it anyway. That is, if I can ever figure out how to buy it. Maybe some nice Swedish person out there could help me find somewhere to buy it online?

And there’s cross stitch on this wonderful site

purrrrrr

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3 Comments Posted by Rayna

crossstitchninja says:

October 24, 2007 at 6:56 pm

Great site, it was new to me. And yep, it’s in Swedish.

You can buy the book at bokus.com, it’s a Swedish book store thats ships abroad. Direct link to the book: http://www.bokus.com/b/9789127026391.html?pt=search_result
Info on how to purchase here: http://www.bokus.com/cgi-bin/P_campaign_show.cgi?c_id=21296

October 24, 2007 at 7:06 pm

Kill! Cut! Keep! didn’t seem all that impressed by Annika Huett, though:
“This is nothing new, even if most people seem to think so. And it’s not even very good looking or funny. It’s a professional illustrator that’s, like, “making some fun stuff”. As my sister said after we’d seen the show: But, you’ve been doing things like this for years and much better!”