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Hello,
welcome to my blog!
This is place where I share things that inspire me daily like nature, design, craft, surface patterns, vintage finds, photography...
Striped palettes are here just to celebrate my biggest passion of all - color.
Hope you will enjoy it.
Kristina
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krisscolorstripes@yahoo.com
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12 comments:
I´m very happy to have found your blog. Beautiful and inspiring. Thanks.
lovely pale colors...
beautiful autumn shades!
love your blog. it is a daily read.
question: I'm trying to figure out how to make my images larger without having to manually edit the pixel size when i upload a photo. do you have any suggestions?
i love look nice photo and nice colour
Thank you all!
Michelle,this link explains what you need to do, but instead of flickr I use Picasa Web Album:
http://mirageasusual.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-to-make-your-blogger-photos-bigger.html
oh thanks!
really inspirational - I'm doing a textile course and can really appreciate your eye for colour (my first project weaving inspired by a spring cabbage)
fab -thanks
I discovered some of those berries while out running with a friend last week. I was stopped in my tracks by their colour! Apparently the birds eat them... So we can too. I just wanted to look at them of course. Beautiful - again...
*Sigh!* thank you for making me smile!
My daughter-in-law sent me a link to your blog. Awesome. Color just makes me so happy.
Beautiful color palettes, thank you.
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