Absolutely and without a shadow of doubt.
Although perhaps with a smattering of the 1970s thrown in for good measure.
The last two weeks has seen more than a few impulse buys of 1960s/70s flowerpower via the not so retro internet, including this gorgeous pair of groovy campervan curtains that I'm itching to turn into a sausage dog for the door.
Oh my goodness, I'm so in love with these!
...and closely followed by a beautiful 1970s ditzy floral cotton, staying with the lilac theme, that is en route to becoming a cluster of retro owls.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/196468368/a-groovy-retro-owl-cushion-owl-pillow?ref=shop_home_active_5
http://folksy.com/items/6487123-Lavender-Blue-a-groovy-retro-owl-cushion-1970s-fabric-
The first of these owls is Lavender Blue, a large owl cushion.
I love the contrast of the lilac against the powder blue of textured boiled wool.
Baby owls in progress.
And on the theme of times gone by, this has been a week when I've felt the passing of time.
Blink, and it's gone in a flash! Not only was it my 47th birthday on the 8th, my 22 year old son informed me that I was the same age now as my mum was when I had him, and that I was entering grandparent territory! Oh my goodness!!! This is the son that I waved off to uni nearly four years ago, scalped by Catriona. A day I remember as if it was yesterday. He graduated last week with a 2.1 in journalism and is now back home, complete with trailing leads and clothes, boxes and a mountain of shoes. And a taste for Pimms. In the bath.
Leaving day.
Graduation. Very proud.
I would find it difficult to pin my fabric stash down to any decade.
ReplyDeleteHe has done you proud
He has, and I'm very proud :)
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