Scarves Scarf Of The Day 2019 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

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scarf1 said:
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Such a fun scarf!
FizzyWater said:
I can't have been the only one to have played with these as a child:
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I really did not expect to like Aaaaargh! but I am in love with its greys. And the red (not really visible) is a perfect match to my dorky Kate Spade fox gloves, so it was meant to be. Also, T. rex!
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Fabulous!
Living.la.vida.fifi said:
For me, making art has always been the greatest play time activity. Les Tresors d’un Artiste presents a 19th century painter’s traveling case from Emile Hermès’ collection filled with watercolor tablets, brushes, sealing wax, charcoal, goose quills and a myriad other tools for artistic adventures
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The illustrations of Early America replicate the traditional American folk artform of paper cutting, or “carnivet” as well as “marbeling” techniques. I enjoyed both so much growing up...
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I am a maze lover and always try to find and walk them wherever I go.... from Chartres Cathedral to Hampton Court to Villa Vizcaya.... While showing such a fun activity, the illustration in Paridaiza also reminds me of those tiny hand-held maze games that were found inside cereal boxes
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And, another favorite, especially when our kids were little, was kite flying... Here is Soies Volantes
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And, going back to art fun: the graffiti of Graff and finally the optical illusions of Magic Kelly and its Magic Eye effect
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Fabulous post - so many beauties!
xincinsin said:
My SOTD today is not really a toy and not really a game, but the design does show a lot of playing cards.

Cartes et Tarot is all about cartomancy - divination using cards. The focus is on a set of delicately coloured cards with people who look like they stepped out of an Austen novel.
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In the background are line drawings of cards from many different sets of oracle cards. I can see a Six of Swords from the Tarot Minor Arcana. The fish card might be from Lenormand. Justice with scales and a sword but no blindfold is probably based on the Rider Waite deck.
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Another scarf with cards and magical paraphernalia is La Magie. The items surrounding the top hat bunny are commonly found in the magic kits for kids (bunny & birds not included) :lol:
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Incredible!
Once again - I am learning from you!
Karenska said:
Beautiful, Cookiefiend!
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Thank you sweetie!
Karenska said:
Venturing into selfiedom. Peuple du Vent plisse. Sort of on-theme because those ‘peuple’ are doing all sorts of fun things! Great posts, all, with your H treasures.
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Gorgeous in pink - and really a lovely plisse!
 
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Jbizzybeetle said:
Tous les Bateaux du Monde reminds me of a “toy boat” a young friend and I “built” from a two-by-four, tin-can lid and misc junk, painted silver, attached a string, and floated on the water in a tank of some sort back when parents thought if you fell in and drowned it was your own lack of judgment exposed.
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Beautiful colors.
 
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Karenska said:
Venturing into selfiedom. Peuple du Vent plisse. Sort of on-theme because those ‘peuple’ are doing all sorts of fun things! Great posts, all, with your H treasures.
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So glad you took the leap to selfiedom! Lovely color on that PduV!

MAGJES said:
Toys! Dolls and Rocking Horses. :heart:
Zabavushka Scarf
Raconteur Moi Le Cheval.​
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Gorgeous!!!

Jbizzybeetle said:
Tous les Bateaux du Monde reminds me of a “toy boat” a young friend and I “built” from a two-by-four, tin-can lid and misc junk, painted silver, attached a string, and floated on the water in a tank of some sort back when parents thought if you fell in and drowned it was your own lack of judgment exposed.
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Oh- that was a spectacular CW of Tous les Bateaux!
 
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Jbizzybeetle said:
Tous les Bateaux du Monde reminds me of a “toy boat” a young friend and I “built” from a two-by-four, tin-can lid and misc junk, painted silver, attached a string, and floated on the water in a tank of some sort back when parents thought if you fell in and drowned it was your own lack of judgment exposed.
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Lovely orange hem!
Glad your contraption stayed afloat. :smile:
 
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Living.la.vida.fifi said:
For me, making art has always been the greatest play time activity. Les Tresors d’un Artiste presents a 19th century painter’s traveling case from Emile Hermès’ collection filled with watercolor tablets, brushes, sealing wax, charcoal, goose quills and a myriad other tools for artistic adventures
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The illustrations of Early America replicate the traditional American folk artform of paper cutting, or “carnivet” as well as “marbeling” techniques. I enjoyed both so much growing up...
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I am a maze lover and always try to find and walk them wherever I go.... from Chartres Cathedral to Hampton Court to Villa Vizcaya.... While showing such a fun activity, the illustration in Paridaiza also reminds me of those tiny hand-held maze games that were found inside cereal boxes
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And, another favorite, especially when our kids were little, was kite flying... Here is Soies Volantes
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And, going back to art fun: the graffiti of Graff and finally the optical illusions of Magic Kelly and its Magic Eye effect
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Magic Kelly is mesmerizing!
I am so in love with the cw of your Les Tresors d’un Artiste.
 
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xincinsin said:
My SOTD today is not really a toy and not really a game, but the design does show a lot of playing cards.

Cartes et Tarot is all about cartomancy - divination using cards. The focus is on a set of delicately coloured cards with people who look like they stepped out of an Austen novel.
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In the background are line drawings of cards from many different sets of oracle cards. I can see a Six of Swords from the Tarot Minor Arcana. The fish card might be from Lenormand. Justice with scales and a sword but no blindfold is probably based on the Rider Waite deck.
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Another scarf with cards and magical paraphernalia is La Magie. The items surrounding the top hat bunny are commonly found in the magic kits for kids (bunny & birds not included) :lol:
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Love this one!
 
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Living.la.vida.fifi said:
For me, making art has always been the greatest play time activity. Les Tresors d’un Artiste presents a 19th century painter’s traveling case from Emile Hermès’ collection filled with watercolor tablets, brushes, sealing wax, charcoal, goose quills and a myriad other tools for artistic adventures
View attachment 4589277

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The illustrations of Early America replicate the traditional American folk artform of paper cutting, or “carnivet” as well as “marbeling” techniques. I enjoyed both so much growing up...
View attachment 4589284

View attachment 4589283

View attachment 4589278

I am a maze lover and always try to find and walk them wherever I go.... from Chartres Cathedral to Hampton Court to Villa Vizcaya.... While showing such a fun activity, the illustration in Paridaiza also reminds me of those tiny hand-held maze games that were found inside cereal boxes
View attachment 4589280

View attachment 4589279

And, another favorite, especially when our kids were little, was kite flying... Here is Soies Volantes
View attachment 4589282

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And, going back to art fun: the graffiti of Graff and finally the optical illusions of Magic Kelly and its Magic Eye effect
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Absolutely gorgeous!
 
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