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Going Textile Shopping in Belarusa

by Erin Loechner, Posted Aug 7th 2009

Ever heard of Belarusian textiles? I hadn't either, until a bit of research on textile history landed me on this site. Gorgeous, no? Turns out Belarusian textiles originated from the weaving of Russian belts with ornamental fabrics, which could take up to a year to make. The belts were used to distinguish tribes, signify power and offer peace.

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Budget Design: Paper Cut-Out Decor

by Erin Loechner, Posted Aug 7th 2009

What could be more lovely than creating my own wallpaper with a few well-designed patterns?

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Oilcloth 101

by Erin Loechner, Posted Jul 29th 2009

There are so many uses for oilcloth, including adorable cottage pillows, placemats and (eek!) reusable lunch bags. Oilcloth is super inexpensive, so it's perfect for adding a few personal touches throughout your home.

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Dreaming of Chevron

by Erin Loechner, Posted Jul 16th 2009

. The chevron pattern, a bold sibling to herringbone, has been on my radar for a few years, and today I'm still craving it all over the place -- to wear, carry and even write on.

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