Day 18 - Moments to Remember

 

Blue Hydrangeas Floral iPhone Case by AmandaJaneDalby

 

Greek Olive Tree Wreath by GreekMythos

 

Porcelain Trinket Dish in Palladium Hand Made by persimmonstreet

 

Yellow Metal Bead Embroidery by aynurdereli

 

Unico Sterling Silver Oxidized Rustic Ring by aroluna

 

Felted Flower Necklace Peach by realfaery

Day 21 - Valentine Wedding - I do I do

 

Pearl silver Ring by anakim

 

 

Bow Tie for Men by BartekDesign

 

Bridal Pearl Necklace by DreamsFactory

 

Silk chiffon scarf Hand painted by DEsilk

Pearl Necklace by SunSanJewelry

Ring Holder by PaulaArt

 

Wedding Cake Knife by BlueSkyPotteryCO 

Silk Purse, Wristlet by handjstarcreations

 

Lovers dolls by TIMOHANDMADE

Bottle Cap Art from OnlycoolStuff

Day 23 - the colour of Passion

 

Coin Purse Frame Knit in Brick Red by branda

  Orange Red Earrings by happyment

 

 

red burgundy ring by NestofReveries

 

 

Textile necklace red by AudreTextileStudio

 

 

Lace Bandeau Top by aynurdereli

 

 

Night Light Letter from IndustrialHabitat

 

 

Red Flower Patch, OOAK Wearable Art by BentEdgeAlchemy 

 

 

Hand knitted womens fishnet Socks by SockClub

 

 

Red Arrows Aviation and Airshow Photography by AmandaJaneDalby

Day 25 - Language of LOVE

 

LOVE Languages Tote Bag by BucktoothedBunny

 

Greek Love Gold Necklace Abstract Cycladic Lovers Figurines by GreekMythos

 

 

Felted organic wool dark gray slippers with heart by FeltStudioVART

 

 

I love you print art by PhotographyDream

 

 

bubynoa Elifant by bubyNoa 

 

 

Ceramic love sign by 99heads

 

Valentine earrings red clay hearts love earrings by AntigoniCreations 

 

Cardinal Print by LightheartedDreamer

About the Artist: - Mariana & Paula Moreno - knitBranda - Hand Knitted Scarves & Accessories - Argentina

 

Knitted in all colors

Some years ago, on a very cold day, they were in their stained glass shop at a craft fair, knitting a hat and a scarf for themselves, when a lady who sold knits ask them to knit for her shop. An idea was born and the next logical step was to open their Etsy shop - branda.etsy.com

The name of the shop - Branda. - is a tribute to their "nonna" (granny) Hildebranda, who taught them how to knit.   

Mariana and Paula love to knit classic patterns, mostly their own designs using natural yarns. But what they like best is that all colors are present and that their shop looks like a colors palette, arranged like a pencils box.

Most of their creations are of their own design. Sometimes  they incorporate ideas or designs of others and/or traditions to enhance their design and style. They promote classical, urban, upbeat accessories, scarves, collars, mittens, fingerless gloves, hats, berets and caps. all are easy to wear and give a touch of distinction to the wardrobe in all style of clothing  for women and men.

They knit with two needles, entirely by hand, being very careful in all the endings. Each and every stitch is part of the whole, twining harmoniously, forming and articulating the mesh design that holds up to itself, becoming a unique garment.

They use the yarn that they find in the current market. Natural fibers such as alpaca and merino wool, blended wool as Manos del Uruguay, pure and blended, and also artificial fibers such as acrylic. Crafted spun, hand dyed and from the industrial production. When they make the selection, they tend to choose traditional textures looking for balance between quality and price.

You are bound to to find that perfect accessory in their shop.
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