Jeshika, I can see you are a cat lover! Thank you dear PF friend.gorgeous scarf, lisa! but your cat is absolutely beautiful!
Here are my two cws of Reve de Corail.
Scarves Ode to Annie Faivre
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Here are my two cws of Reve de Corail.
Lisa, are you in love with Reve de Corail?
The way you've pictured it in the last photo reminds me of a bride with a garter belt on her wedding day! This is one of my favorite patterns of Annie's. I so hope H makes it in a shawl one day.
Oh no Vinia, don't feel this way at all. There are many sites that sell scarves and shawls from past seasons. I am a newbie scarfie and am obsessed. I have found many "grails" and "OMG, I must have that" pieces. Look back my dear. I will pm you.
Lisa, are you in love with Reve de Corail?
HL, I even love this design more than Tresors, and how crazy beautiful would those coral rings be in a shawl.
Lisa, I can see why....The Reve is more intricate, perhaps? I wonder if you, oh imaginative one, would post a picture combining both both Reve and Tresors?
Heya Jayjay77. Thank you!
This pink cw La Danse du Cheval Marwari is the 50th Anniversary DFS edition (Duty Free Shopping).
I love your orange cw! It's a bright but classy colour IMO.
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Oh, Reve d' Corail is a killer scarf, and every colorway was a winner. All so very different too. The red one that Ladybaga and Lanit have is all fire and passion, while my blue and silver one is all coolness and restraint.
I agree. It would make an incredible shawl.
More pictures on my thread here
I agree. It would make an incredible shawl.
More pictures on my thread here
I adore this colorway of Le Tarot, from 1991. So soft and feminine.
The monkey appears on The Wheel card. When one thinks of a Tarot deck, the images that typically come to mind are those drawn by illustrator Pamela Colman Smith from the instructions of academic and mystic A. E. Waite, and published by the Rider Company in 1909. What I find interesting about this scarf is how Annie Faivre has re-imagined the cards, while still retaining their recognizability. Compare Ms. Fairve's illustration of The Wheel of Fortune to the standard Rider-Waite version.
More pictures on my thread here
The monkey appears on The Wheel card. When one thinks of a Tarot deck, the images that typically come to mind are those drawn by illustrator Pamela Colman Smith from the instructions of academic and mystic A. E. Waite, and published by the Rider Company in 1909. What I find interesting about this scarf is how Annie Faivre has re-imagined the cards, while still retaining their recognizability. Compare Ms. Fairve's illustration of The Wheel of Fortune to the standard Rider-Waite version.
More pictures on my thread here
TT, thanks for posting this photo...Reve de Corail is one of my favorites and the way you've tied it gives me another way to try (takes me several tries). Please keep posting your unique and innovative ways to work with Annie's scarves.
Lisa, I can see why....The Reve is more intricate, perhaps? I wonder if you, oh imaginative one, would post a picture combining both both Reve and Tresors?
I second this motion!
Oh dang Tango, this is simply to-cry-over-worthy. I think I first saw this scarf on FritillaryB and it is on the top of the top of my list. The gold celeste on the scarf that seems to sit by the neck/face, makes me weak. Stunning!! Thanks for sharing and hey, can you find me one please?
I second this motion!
Euridice, you can cetainly handle this motion. I know you have several Tresors, right? Corail??? I can't remember, but I don't think I can pull this off.
Impossible for me to type every one's name and thank you for your gorgeous
pictures.
I am also enjoying the blogs that are springing up,
for example:
http://hymneauxcarres.blogspot.com
Keep going I love the different perspectives.
pictures.
I am also enjoying the blogs that are springing up,
for example:
http://hymneauxcarres.blogspot.com
Keep going I love the different perspectives.