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a white and blue blanket sitting on top of a wooden floor next to a pair of shoes
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Tiny Yellow Bungalow
Tiny Yellow Bungalow 
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the instructions for how to make a dress
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three different types of weavings are shown in black and white, with lines drawn across them
a window sill with a white and brown brick pattern on the side, next to a potted plant
Machine Pieced Pojagi
the instructions for how to make a dress
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a white quilt hanging on a clothes line in the grass with mountains in the background
My very first pojagi!
Yarn And Yearn: My very first pojagi!
an abstract painting with black and white shapes hanging from it's sides on a beige wall
the aubergine & black mobile in motion
a white and gold bowl sitting on top of a wooden table next to a window
Kintsugi: A how to guide
the sewing pattern for this dress is easy to sew, and has an attached waistline
La tecnica dei modelli uomo donna 1
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the sewing pattern is shown in spanish
La tecnica dei modelli uomo donna 1
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an open book showing the front and back view of a woman's jumpsuit
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an image of a bowl that is on the phone
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a dining room with white tables and black drapes on the windows, along with gold trim
Kintsugi – Minutes.fi
Minutes – Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by joining broken pieces with lacquer mixed with powdered gold. Literally the word kintsugi means “golden joinery”. In wabi-sabi spirit, breakage and repair are treated as part of the history the object, something to appreciate, rather than something to disguise.