There are tons of tin star lights in Mexico but it is more unusual to find these insanely beautiful opaque versions. They are also, but only by Mexican standards, insanely expensive. We found these in a tiny shop in San Sebastian and were sad to leave them behind...
Popular Posts
-
I will be moving to Vancouver in 3 weeks which means my days have been spent packing, packing and doing more packing. One of the things I ...
-
There are tons of tin star lights in Mexico but it is more unusual to find these insanely beautiful opaque versions. They are also, but only... -
When I was in Mexico one of my favourite chain bracelets broke. It wasn't worth anything but it had sentimental value so I strung it wit...
-
Maybe it's because I'm bedridden with a cold (please god don't be the flu) but I seem to have 'favourited' a whole lot ...
-
We may not technically live in a treehouse but sometimes, from the top of our apartment building pressed against the jungle, I feel like I u... -
As much as I try to deny it, it has become very apparent that I will be needing a new pair of boots this winter. I am currently alternating ...
-
Around these parts: 1) I attended a local Etsy event last week with Anabela and Geoff . Unfortunately I missed the seller interviews but it...
-
Over the weekend a group of us went to check out the opening of the art show 'A Cabinet of Wonder: The Dazzle' at the Narwhale Gall...
-
In September V and I took a road trip through central Mexico. One of our stops on the way back to Puerto Vallarta was the 'Mercado La Lu...
