First Ever Sari App
March 28, 2011
There’s apps for everything under the sun these days. How you heard of the ‘Sari App‘? Yes, my sentiments exactly..there’s apps for those, too!!! Sariapp.com provides step by step instructions on how to tie your own sari.
Few years back when I got married, I actually think I could have used this tutorial. If you’re ever breaking-out a sweat draping a sari, this iphone app may just help you adjust to the concept of Indian Standard Time. I do find it to be a cute idea and very creative. Do you have more fun apps to share that our readers may like?
source: Sariapp.com via CNNgo
by ST in Accessories, Just Because, Lifestyle, Tutorial
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Gia says:
April 13, 2011 at 3:13 pm
oh gosh – this is an app that I definitely need! If I ever top wearing those cheating sari’s with the clips…
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tory says:
May 2, 2011 at 11:29 pm
The iphone app help me just time.
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Retail Roundup
February 8, 2011
What are your favorite Go2 shops that carry products of Indian origins? We see it all around us…A little piece of India, from block-printing to paisley and lovely incense and candles – something for every room. I did a quick roundup of my favorite retailers carrying asian-inspired goodies in home decor. Enjoy!
P.S. I found these roti rolling pins via a wonderful blog by Sundeep at Designwali. So creative!!!!
source: CB2({found via DesignWali}, Cost Plus World Markets, Pier 1 Imports, Pottery Barn, West Elm
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Tutorial: Mirror-Work Embroidery
June 7, 2010
Embroidery is very famous all over the world…mostly in Pakistan and India. This technique of work with the use of mirrors is called shisha or abla embroidery, which is what my mother called it. It reminds me of a skirt I use to twirl in as a little girl…the mirrors would make hundreds of shadows! I found this wonderful tutorial at Joyful Adobe. Don’t you think it would look cute on a tank?
Thanks, Emily for this beautifully clear set of instructions.
source: Joyful Adobe
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Sovina says:
June 23, 2010 at 7:37 am
The mirror work is one of the most oldest form of embroideries in India & definitely it has not at all lost its charm over all these years..I specially loved the choice of colors in this one: )
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Sovina says:
March 30, 2011 at 10:28 am
This is SO cool! I promptly downloaded it. I think I might still need it