By Nina Bagley

Nina's etsy shop:


my little etsy shop

I've had a thing about cakes lately!

From decor8
http://decor8blog.com/2009/02/18/do-you-remember/

The lovely work of Judy Perez

Painted Threads: Birds Eye View
Check out Judy's Blog - it's amazing

Lovely Fabrics!

Meet Tanya Whelan of Grand Revival Designs

By decor8 on interview

From spurlgurl on Etsy

Gorgeous Jewelry from Emma Cassi

made from lace~
http://www.emmacassi.com/collection/

Beautiful Food

From the absolutely amazing Paris Breakfasts

"I haven't the least idea what you mean", said Alice.

From Creatively Amused

ANGIE LEWIN - notecards

Originally posted on Print & Pattern

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Les Fluers

Text from the post on this gorgeous French site Reads: réappro Les Bucoliques
comment fait Sarah Wels, de collection en collection, c'est toujours plus beau...
vous êtes nombreuses à attendre cette nature morte, libellule et bobine de fil rétro présentée recemment dans Elle.
La voilà...
http://lesfleurs.canalblog.com/

deGournay Hand Painted Wallpaper and Fabric

http://www.degournay.com/

Laura Zindel

http://www.zindelceramics.com/

Hostess Aprons by Blue Lily

http://onewishworld.com/store/home/aprons/

Priscilla Jones

Priscilla Jones
photo in second position is called Glove Collar - Aren't they Gorgeous!

Paper Mojo Papers

http://www.papermojo.com/contemp_prints.htm

Artist Amy Ross

www.amyross.com

Artist Statement

I am interested in the idea of artist as mad scientist. My drawings offer visual hypotheses to the question: what would happen if the DNA sequence of a plant or mushroom were spliced with that of an animal? Using graphite, watercolor, and walnut ink on paper as well as directly on gallery walls in site-specific installations, I portray animals morphed with branches, mushrooms, berries, and blossoms, thus forming implausible hybrid creatures. These images subvert the traditional genre of botanical illustration by approaching the close study of the natural world through the lens of genetic engineering and mutation gone awry.

French General

https://www.frenchgeneral.com/

I picked up the "French Inspired Home" and fell in love! The site is just as gorgeous as the book!