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By kanaguri

BAKING BEAUTY HOME

Inspirations

March 5, 2019

 

 

Dear Beautiful Soul,

Thank you for following me, and reading my posts.

How are you?

I LOVE Instagram. It is fun. It is inspiring. And for me, it has the same feeling as reading one of my favorite magazines. Do you have the same feeling?

The above pictures are all from Instagram and are images that make me feel cheerful and happy.

The picture on the first row to the left side is from @lindamordanofficial. Oprah Winfrey is SO inspiring. She has her own tv show and is a writer. Her quote

You will get IN LIFE WHAT you have the courage to ask for

resonates really with me. What do you like to have in your life? I believe if you keep asking it will show up.

The next picture in the same row is from @svetiana. A chocolate Crepe Cake. Hmmm…I would love to make that!!

My dream is to hold a Garden Tea Party for all my girlfriends.

The third picture is a picture of lovely tulips. It is taken by @vip_roses. I love the fluffiness of these tulips. And the pinkiness color. Do you also love tulips?

The fourth picture (third picture on row 2) is a picture of @marieforleo. I LOVE what she is doing. A truly female entrepreneur who inspires others to follow their heart. Once a year she opens up for her own training program called B-school. And next year I have decided to roll in.

The picture in the middle on the last row is created by the beautiful artist @stephanie.ryan.artist who creates such beautiful watercolor paintings.

The last picture is taken by @twolovesstudio. It is a pavlova, which I soon would love to make!!

Keep YOUR HEART soft, And wishing you a LOVELY DAY!!

XO,

Victoria

 

 

 

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💗家族 (kazoku)

家 • means house
事 • means tribe, family 

Depending on whether you are talking about your own family or talking to someone else’s family, the word changes a little 🤍

For example becomes かぞく(kazoku) ごかぞく(gokazoku) when you are taking about someone else’s family.

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Beautiful Souls🤍

New Japanese words from me to you. In Japanese language, family can be translated as 

💗家族 (kazoku)

家 • means house
事 • means tribe, family 

Depending on whether you are talking about your own family or talking to someone else’s family, the word changes a little 🤍

For example becomes かぞく(kazoku) ごかぞく(gokazoku) when you are taking about someone else’s family.

Xo,
Jeanette 

#japaneselanguage #japaneseculture #funwithjapanese #newwords #lovejapaneseculture
Beautiful Souls🤍

New Japanese words from me to you. In Japanese language, family can be translated as 

💗家族 (kazoku)

家 • means house
事 • means tribe, family 

Depending on whether you are talking about your own family or talking to someone else’s family, the word changes a little 🤍

For example becomes かぞく(kazoku) ごかぞく(gokazoku) when you are taking about someone else’s family.

Xo,
Jeanette 

#japaneselanguage #japaneseculture #funwithjapanese #newwords #lovejapaneseculture
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Beautiful Souls🤍 New Japanese words from me to you. In Japanese language, family can be translated as 💗家族 (kazoku) 家 • means house 事 • means tribe, family Depending on whether you are talking about your own family or talking to someone else’s family, the word changes a little 🤍 For example becomes かぞく(kazoku) ごかぞく(gokazoku) when you are taking about someone else’s family. Xo, Jeanette #japaneselanguage #japaneseculture #funwithjapanese #newwords #lovejapaneseculture
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💕 Sashiko Thread 💗

The sashiko thread is different from many embroidery threads.

🍒 It is made by twisting several thin cotton threads together, and has a looser twist, and
🍒 made from long and stable cotton meaning that it is very hard wearing and strong. 

The thickness of the Sashiko thread varies. 

Thick threads give a soft and rustic feel while thin threads give a delicate and beautiful finish. 

Vegetable-dyed treads are popular for their gentle colours. Find your favourite yarn by comparing them. 

In the picture you will find some of my favourite Sashiko threads.

To the most left: @sashikostory color #013 - thick and lovely thread
In the middle: @hobbyra_hobbyre color #116 - medium thick, the one I use the most.
To the right side: @ajisaidrop thin and delicate.

With sashiko love,
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Happy February Beautiful Souls! 💕 Sashiko Thread 💗 The sashiko thread is different from many embroidery threads. 🍒 It is made by twisting several thin cotton threads together, and has a looser twist, and 🍒 made from long and stable cotton meaning that it is very hard wearing and strong. The thickness of the Sashiko thread varies. Thick threads give a soft and rustic feel while thin threads give a delicate and beautiful finish. Vegetable-dyed treads are popular for their gentle colours. Find your favourite yarn by comparing them. In the picture you will find some of my favourite Sashiko threads. To the most left: @sashikostory color #013 - thick and lovely thread In the middle: @hobbyra_hobbyre color #116 - medium thick, the one I use the most. To the right side: @ajisaidrop thin and delicate. With sashiko love, Jeanette . . #刺し子 #刺し子糸 #sashikostitching #sashikoembroidery #sashikomending #visiblemending #japanesecraft #handsewing #sashikotråd #sashikothread #slowfashion #fashionaccessories
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Happy 2023, Year of the rabbit 🐰✨🐰

Today, I have the pleasure to introduce You to my first Sashiko online course:

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✦ And where to find Sashiko materials?

If you would like to know more please feel free to send me a DM.

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Happy 2023, Year of the rabbit 🐰✨🐰 Today, I have the pleasure to introduce You to my first Sashiko online course: The Starter Course I 💖 It’s a 4o min Live-session that includes: ✦ My story with Sashiko ✦ What is Sashiko? ✦ What tools do you need to make Sashiko? ✦ And where to find Sashiko materials? If you would like to know more please feel free to send me a DM. I can’t wait to hear from you!! #sashiko #刺し子 #sashikostitching #funwithsashiko #traditioneljapanesecrafts #sashikoembroidery #sashikopatterns #sashikolove #sashikoinspired #sashikocourse #fashionaccessories #handkerchief #slowfashion
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Dear beautiful 🫶🏻

You might be curious about what Sashiko is.

Sashiko is a Japanese hand sewing technique that was developed in Japan a few centuries ago or as beautifully expressed by Keiko & Atsushi Futatsuya:

"Sashiko is a process of repairing the fabric to repair, strengthen and warm the clothes that the family member will wear"

Sashiko was originally a job for women to repair men's clothing over the winter. Both women and men worked as farmers in the summer. But in winter, men worked in the forest and women repaired the fabric. This practice still exists in some parts of Japan.

💫 My story with Sashiko
I discovered Sashiko one day when I walked into a small hobby shop in our neighborhood in Tokyo. Many Japanese women bought small pieces of white fabrics with printed patterns and also colorful threads. I wondered what they were going to do?

They all had to make small hand-sewn handkerchiefs. I found it fascinating and wanted to try it myself.

After several years of creating small pieces of hand-stitched fabrics using the Japanese needlework technique, I want to share my passion with the world. Because

It is pure bliss. Relaxing. And funny.

Do you also want to try? You can see more about Sashiko in my link in my profile.

Thank you for stopping by 🤎

#sashiko #刺し子 #japaneseculture #japanesecraft #handmade #sashikostitching #sashikothread #sashikostitch #sashikopatterns #handstitch #slowstitching #slowstitch #fashionaccessories #handkerchief #sashikofukin #刺し子ふきん#sashikolovesfreckles
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Dear beautiful 🫶🏻 You might be curious about what Sashiko is. Sashiko is a Japanese hand sewing technique that was developed in Japan a few centuries ago or as beautifully expressed by Keiko & Atsushi Futatsuya: "Sashiko is a process of repairing the fabric to repair, strengthen and warm the clothes that the family member will wear" Sashiko was originally a job for women to repair men's clothing over the winter. Both women and men worked as farmers in the summer. But in winter, men worked in the forest and women repaired the fabric. This practice still exists in some parts of Japan. 💫 My story with Sashiko I discovered Sashiko one day when I walked into a small hobby shop in our neighborhood in Tokyo. Many Japanese women bought small pieces of white fabrics with printed patterns and also colorful threads. I wondered what they were going to do? They all had to make small hand-sewn handkerchiefs. I found it fascinating and wanted to try it myself. After several years of creating small pieces of hand-stitched fabrics using the Japanese needlework technique, I want to share my passion with the world. Because It is pure bliss. Relaxing. And funny. Do you also want to try? You can see more about Sashiko in my link in my profile. Thank you for stopping by 🤎 #sashiko #刺し子 #japaneseculture #japanesecraft #handmade #sashikostitching #sashikothread #sashikostitch #sashikopatterns #handstitch #slowstitching #slowstitch #fashionaccessories #handkerchief #sashikofukin #刺し子ふきん#sashikolovesfreckles
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