Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 June 2011

It's A Good Thing Today is My Last Day in Munich...

... because I've just run out of yarn!!

No more yarn in Munich, sad times!

Goodness knows how I would cope doing more shows without something to knit :) Luckily I'll be back at my homestead tomorrow with all the yarn a girl could wish for!

Bye Munich, it's been fun, but my goodness I'm happy to be going home!

For anyone who's interested I'm knitting this. A monumental task but I'm loving it :) it's the knit of dreams!

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Munich in Pictures

Hallo!

** I warn you right now this is a very picture heavy post, I may have gotten a tad overexcited!**

In my time off between shows I have been lucky enough to be able to visit the beautiful city of Munich and I really do think it's one of the loveliest places that I have ever visited! I hope you enjoy this little snippet of Munich in pictures...


The things that first catches your eye when you arrive in the city centre of Munich is definitely the architecture. It is stunning, a really gorgeous mixture of lots of different styles, very dramatic and gothic.

Gothic Castle! Yes please :)


Seriously, how beautiful? It even has red flowers!

I love a bit of gold on a statue :)

Beautiful mustard coloured building

Shell and glass mosaic in the English Gardens

Whilst we're on the topic of buildings, I wanted to share these particular ones with you. As I wondered the streets taking photographs I started thinking how gorgeous some of the different colour schemes were and how lots of them would make perfect outfits. Just look at the three below:

Buttercup yellow and cream; pink, grey and white; mint green and white
Don't those colours make you think of pretty summer dresses? I may be using some of these colour schemes in upcoming projects, that's just the way my mind has been working since I've been away. I'm chomping at the bit to get home and make some things!

Close up of the pink, grey and white house

Close up of the mint green and white house

I also spotted this gem on my wanderings: a plaid house! How sweet is it?? I've never seen anything like it before :)

Sweet plaid house

Another fascinating find on my adventures was a shop that sold handmade traditional dirndl type dresses. The craftsmanship was utterly stunning, every piece made is unique and made specifically to the customers preferences. Aren't these pieces beautiful? I really like the black gingham look :)



And of course I wouldn't be me unless I went on the search for something sweet, and I think I hit the jackpot with this shop! The things on sale were almost too beautiful to eat!

Marzipan roses, lady birds and fruit

Pretty cookies and truffles

Meringues!

Look! A sundae with a meringue swan!!

I spent a lot of time in the English Gardens in Munich, which are absolutely stunning, helped perhaps by the gorgeous weather :) I felt like I was in a dream, everything looked so perfect!

Green copper roofs make me happy

Red maple tree

I <3 my new shoes!
Although this shows my need for more pretty socks!

This picture looks like A Midsummer Night's Dream...

Munich = Happy Days :)

Dress: Vintage Revamped, by me!
Jacket: Vintage (I think Rokit in Brick Lane)
Shoes: Natural Shoe Company
Bag: Cath Kidston


x x x

Monday, 30 May 2011

Continuing my touring adventures...


Tomorrow I'm jetting off for two weeks, I'm going to Germany to continue the European tour of "Hair", very cool as I have never actually been to Deutschland before. It's all very exciting, but obviously this means I may drop off the radar for a bit as I have no idea what the internet access will be like, and also I may be so exhausted that blogging will not be as important to me as sleeping... But we'll see what happens! I'll miss you all, and please don't think I'm neglecting you, I'll check back in as often as possible - I have loads of great posts planned, so I don't think that even being in a foreign land will stop me blogging to be honest!

In the mean time I thought I'd give you a little taste of the show, take a look at these fabulous on stage pictures (I'm in all of these, but I wonder whether or not you'll recognise me, I am spotting a rather different look to my norm!)

This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius

New York City blackout!

Let the Sunshine In

It looks cool huh? :)

Bye for now, Germany here I come!
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