Lo Pago !

Cosas de aquí y allá

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Rs3🤩

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(Limonadier)

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Cdmx 😍

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Mt. Diablo just got a new mean streak. #AudiRS5

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Puerto escondido

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Tuna grill

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(Nettwerk Music Group)

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Sr Gol

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Al fin sirve Yisus para algo útil

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Watch a Gorgeous Spacelapse Worthy of the Final Frontier

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Meredith Woolnough’s Embroideries Mimic Delicate Forms of Nature

Woolnough uses a special embroidery technique that involves a domestic sewing machine and a base cloth that dissolves in water after the piece is complete leaving just the skeleton. In a way, her process also mimics the natural process of leaves dying and drying up which, in turn, become the subject of her work.

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Embroidered Leaves by Hillary Fayle. (photos: Natalie Hofert)

Lustik:  twitter | pinterest | etsy

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My favorite combo. Leather and lace.