Weatherproof, warm and soft bag for your small harp.

The bag has 4 layers of materials which make it a soft, warm and weatherproof nest for your precious instrument. The top is decorated with a vibrant patchwork ornament.

The bag has a comfortable rubber-coated handle, an adjustable shoulder strap with a rubber pad, and a two-way zipper. Inside the bag is a zippered pocket for your instrument's accessories.

Measurements: 60 x 35 cm. The width of the bottom of the bag 9 cm & 19 cm.

Set of Spring patchwork tablerunner, placemats Easter decoration, 4 pc.

Didn’t find blue flowers or snowdrops from the field? Don’t be sad! In these small and colourful tablecloths, are hidden 1001 beautiful spring colours!

Tablecloths have been sewn using pachwork technique, seminole technique, of cotton fabric. Seminole quilting originated from the Seminole patchwork used for clothing by these southeastern Native Americans. In the late 1800s it was a long trip from the Everglades to trade for cotton cloth so women began sewing strips made from the fabric left on the end of the bolts to make what was know as "strip clothing".

The pattern of the tablecloth has been quilted into the lining, finished with a cotton edge.

Size 34 x 22 cm.

To care for your quilt, simply machine wash on a delicate setting with mild laundry detergent, then tumble dry on fluff air or lay flat to dry.

My Quilts are made in smoke and pet free environment.

Simple and patchy, soft, comfortable and warm bed for your furry friend, for your dog, cat or rabbit. Suitable for the floor, sofa or armchair where your friend loves to lounge. For the living room, kitchen, corridor or car.

Size 50 x 55 cm.

NB! In stock you can see the quantity of selection A). Click on other options to see their quantities.

Sewn of thick upholstery fabric, filled with thick batting, and the lining is also made of upholstery fabric.

Machine washable at 40°C, light centrifuge.

Products are upcycled using industrial textile wastes. By using these products, you make a small contribution to saving the environment.

Linen fabric, digital printing, blue. 

The price is for 0.5 m. Sale by 0.5 m.

Material: 100% linen
Width: 150 cm.
Weight: 245 gr/m²

Order quantities:
Quantity 1 = 0.5 m
Quantity 2 = 1 m
etc.

Simple and patchy, soft, comfortable and warm bed for your furry friend, for your dog, cat or rabbit. Suitable for the floor, sofa or armchair where your friend loves to lounge. For the living room, kitchen, corridor or car.

Size 50 x 55 cm.

NB! In stock you can see the quantity of selection A). Click on other options to see their quantities.

Sewn of thick upholstery fabric, filled with thick batting, and the lining is also made of upholstery fabric.

Machine washable at 40°C, light centrifuge.

Products are upcycled using industrial textile wastes. By using these products, you make a small contribution to saving the environment.

Please add the desired quantity to the table  and then click on „Add to cart“ 

A linen set: a patchwork tapestry and a decorative pillow with seahorses.

A set of a tapestry and decorative pillow with seahorses is a beautiful and heartfelt gift for a new home, a wedding or for someone on Valentine’s Day.

The tapestry: 73 x 44 cm. The pillow: 45 x 45 cm.

Material: 100% linen with digital print pattern, cotton lining and appliqués, polyester wadding.

The pillowcase with a zipper, so the bamboo stuffed pillow can be removed.

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Seahorses symbolise happiness, romance, care, commitment.

One of the most peculiar features of seahorses is that the female fish deposits her eggs into the male’s brood pouch after their courtship dance. The male fish fertilises them and hatches the eggs for the next 2-3 weeks. The eggs attach to the tissue of the pouch, supplying them with oxygen and nutrients much like the placenta of a mammal. After hatching, the young live in the pouch for some time. When they are sufficiently developed, the male fish anchors its tail to the stem of some algae and releases the young into the sea. From this moment, the independent life of the little ones starts.

Today, seahorses are in danger of extinction. There are 38 species of seahorses in the Red Book. The reason for the rapid decline in their number is the massive capture of seahorses with nets, dynamite or by poisoning with cyanide. Lots of them die in shrimp nets. Their habitats are affected by water pollution, dredging and coastal facilities. They are caught for food, used in folk medicine, sold to aquarists, dried and sold as souvenirs to tourists.