Sunday, July 19, 2009

ちょっと、気に入る


like the rest of melbourne, i have had a bit of a cold of late. and also a little bit distracted with being busy at work and fiddling with laying out a little cook book of nice vegetarian japanese recipes that i hope to give to friends and relatives. and who knows, maybe if it works well, i could even try making it a little zine-y type one to put out into the world? but that seems a very far away dream at the moment...meanwhile...

cocca is a really nice textile house based in shibuya tokyo. i am a big fan of the 'kite apron' above and the 'honeycomb' below. cocca collaborations include d-bros and iida kasaten. the lovely three buttons did a post on cocca whilst in tokyo.



honeycomb

iida kasaten kasa with d-bros fabric

11 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness totally make it a ziney thing!!!!! I want one so bad!!!!!!!!!!!!! You clever little poppet!
    hope you have had a nice weekend!
    Love Love
    Hello Sandwich
    xxx

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  2. i am so glad i found you blog! your posts are so beautiful and inspiring! is it ok if i put your link on my blog?

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  3. hi ebony - oh thankyou for the encouragement, but if have seen the dodgy non-consistent layouts i do for my little pdf recipes you see i have a long way to go:) AND i simply am so looking forward to your zine project, i hope it is going well!! AND lullatone is on my record player thanks to your beautiful package of lovely things - so thankyou so much again!!!
    and hi francesca! thankyou for such a lovely comment, i would be super happy if you think my blog is one to link to:)

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  4. イイダ傘店 is terrific isn't it! this marui bag is very nice too! watashimo kiniirimashita!
    and YES! you should make the little zine-y thing, it's a great idea and you will do a great job I'm sure. I will definately buy one when you've made it ;)

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  5. i love the apron :) the cook book sounds great! id buy a copy!

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  6. I love this honeycomb. My mum taught me how to patchwork with hexagons like this and I have been meaning to revisit it for AGES. This reminds me I should...
    Anyway...
    I want a cookbook too!
    P.S. zines are supposed to be slightly dodgy aren't they?

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  7. hi hiki, marie and dell. the marui patchwork, just so pleasing to see in the world, and that kite apron - something so great about it, i also want that brown polkadot dress:) and thankyou for your encouragement for the zine dream, so true dell, i will shoot for nice dodgy...

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  8. I want to put in an order for your lovely sounding Japanese vego recipe zine! I hope it includes the amazing Japanese salad dressing secret that I can never quite crack.
    Lee Tran

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  9. hi lee! thankyou!! i will try:) i wonder which salad dressing you mean? i am currently trying to unlock the secrets to a grated daikon/citrus dressing that i really like...but all the dressings are so good - and how about japanese potato salad - delicious!

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  10. I love that round hexagon bag - is it a bag? I don't care what it is. I love it. It's one of those whydidn'tIthinkofthats.

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  11. hi lindsay, i like that attitude, doesn;t matter what it is or what function it plays, i just love it. nice:)

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