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CLOSE UP OF ROSE GARLAND VASE BY KARIN ERIKSSON |
One of our favourite suppliers, Karin Eriksson, has written a fascinating article on design blog Whip Up, explaining how she prints the designs on her fabulous beakers and vases.
When you read this and also see her at work in her studio, there can be no doubt that every item that Karin produces is a true work of art. Karin also writes a cool blog, where she discusses her design inspirations.
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Oh they don't need any recipe this fab. cherries:) Yummy:)
Just for the record - she is not American, she is Canadian.
Cherries Jubilee. Definitely. Hot cherries in boozy sauce poured over vanilla ice cream and set alight- what's not to like? Recipe here if you fancy having a go:
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/recipes/cherries-jubilee-553936.html
I was reading on angry chicken about cherry crumble cake:
http://tinyurl.com/l7tr9h
I don't have any cherry recipes, but they look good! How fortunate to have such a productive tree in the garden :)
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thanxx paola!
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You're wrong, you know, it does count for a lot. Every little bit helps, thank you for taking the time to comment. It does mean a lot that strangers are bothered to care. I am obviously anaemic now but have started taking an iron suplement, and eat rather healthily in general so I expect I will heal fast, or as fast a spossible, considering. And I am taking it slowly, my body doesn't really give me a choice. Meh.
I am also very happy you now have your baby, once thing infertility blogs have taught me is that it is a terrible heartbreak. I am glad you are one of the lucky ones. Thanks again.
Posted by: Lioness | 18 April 2006 at 11:35 PM
I love Karins work! It is so delicate and pretty. I love her teacups too. I am actually in the process of writing something up on her for Creative Swoon. She's a popular gal!
Posted by: MCaplan | 19 April 2006 at 04:28 PM