I clearly remember the first time I saw the insides of a fresh fig. Fascinating, fleshy and wonderfully detailed. So much more interesting than peeling a banana or an orange.
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Working girl by day, crafty genius by night: djbebe takes the new and the old, the unloved and the preloved - and remixes them into something new and different every time.
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- 29 of 30: on my desk Wednesday
- macro 28 of 30: scarf detail
- macro 27 of 30: wine velvet cuff detail
- macro 26 of 30: grey pinstripe scarf
- macro 25 of 30: fabric samples
- macro 24 of 30: green cuff detail
- macro 23 of 30: golden gate rose
- 21 of 30: puffer fish
- macro 21 of 30: thistle
- macro 20 of 30: lovely spool
- macro 19 of 30: rocket flower
- macro 18 of 30: fig
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- macro 10 of 30: autumn leaves
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- macro 5 of 30: cockroaches in a beer bottle
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1 comment:
They do look great don't they? Actually, they are something that I really want to like, but....I just can't come at the texture of them...bummer, because the flavour is rather nice...
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