Provence style

Today I will show how to use molds and polymer clay, you can give a new life to a wooden frame. For the decoration you will need: a wood frame; primer; a mold; polymer clay; acrylic paint; a printout; lacquer. .

Since the time when "country" and "European village" fashion swept through the world and various jars, pots, all cooking utensils with sprigs of lavender, olive, rosemary, etc. were in sale, I fell in love (I am sure I was not alone) with this style in interior and clothing. ...

Today I want to tell you about the romantic and feminine Provence style. What do I love about this style? Simplicity in everything... It is associated with such words as simplicity, serenity, slow pace, graceful moderation. And these words are not an empty sound :) A friend of mine loves this style ...

How to decorate a room without much strain? I offer you a very simple way — a garland out of paper flags!  What do you need? 1) Good mood :) 2) Pictures (or photos) printed on A3 paper, I use Deluxe paper 300 gr with the linen texture. Each picture is about 15x10 cm. 3) Scissors. 4) Lace (optional). ...

The concept of the country interior design came into use in the 1920-1930-s when the style of a grandmother's house was on top. Country style quickly became popular in many countries and has developed much by the 50-60s in Europe, England and America. The main features are comfort, naturalness ...

I'd like to show you how to sew a Provence table napkin. You need: two types of fabric: lilac-purple and polka-dot a cut piece of fabric with a lavender flower in a pot thin satin ribbon, width 6 mm bias binding white thin threads for sewing All materials should be of matching colours, like ...