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Hello! I'm Anushka, a costume and hat designer based in London, UK. I love knitting, vintage, film and food. This blog chronicles my adventures in making and my creative lifestyle.

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Author Archives: Anushka
Spotlight on Sojung Kim
I recently discovered the work of Korean illustrator Sojung Kim. After working in Korea, Sojung relocated to the UK, and went to the same art college as me (the Arts University College at Bournemouth); however, I never met her whilst … Continue reading
Posted in Other Clever & Wonderful People
Tagged illustration, illustrator, Sojung Kim
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A pinafore in black and grey
I started this dress back in December, what seems like months and months ago, upon the prospect of spending most of the winter months up in the North. I am not a huge fan of the North: I feel cold … Continue reading
Posted in Dress-making, Dressing Room, Outfit, Sewing
Tagged clothes, diy, dress, home made, making, pinafore, sewing, style
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Pretty & Simple: crochet face cloth. (With pattern!)
I have a pot of ‘Organic Wild Rose Beauty Balm’ by Neals Yard Remedies, which I use to give myself a little facial with every week. It comes with an (organic) cotton muslin cloth used to steam the face, but … Continue reading
Posted in crochet, Free patterns, Hair & Beauty Parlour, Patterns
Tagged beauty, beauty regime, crafts, crochet, crochet pattern, diy, eco baby, face cloth, flannel, free pattern, home, making, Neals Yard Remedies, skincare
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Luncheons at Marmaduke’s
Sheffield is a delightful city to spend some time in, and our week there was full of nice brunches, antiques centres, good pubs and vintage shops. And the theatre, of course. There are a few excellent eateries down a little … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Restaurant review, Sheffield, Travels
Tagged breakfast, brunch, cafe, eating out, food, full english breakfast, lunch, Marmadukes, restaurants, Sheffield, tea, travel, UK
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Sunday evenings / First of May
Life has felt rather hectic as of late – I think that it’s taken rather a while to adjust to being back in boring old England after spending such a wonderful holiday abroad. However, the tour has come down south … Continue reading
Posted in Dressing Room, Outfit
Tagged 1920s dress, fashion, Great Gatsby film, Orientalist, outfit, style, vintage outfit
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Moroccan eats
Well I’ve finally reached the last post on our time spent in Marrakech, and have saved the best till last: Food! Eating out in Marrakech completely surpassed my expectations. As you might expect, it’s based very much around tagine, couscous … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Marrakech, Restaurant review, Travels
Tagged delicious coffees, eating out, eats, food, grill, Marrakech, moroccan food, Morocco, night market, restaurant, restaurant review, restaurants, roof terraces, salads, tagine
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Garden of paradise
Our last day in Marrakech featured blazing blue skies and bright warmth. We strolled down to the gardens of Jacques Majorelle, a painter and plant collector who made these amazing gardens in the 1920s. They are now owned by Yves … Continue reading
Posted in Dressing Room, Marrakech, Outfit, The Outdoors, Travels
Tagged architecture, fashion, Jacques Majorelle, Jardins de Jacques Majorelle, Marrakech, Morocco, nature, outfit, plants, style, travel, vintage outfit, YSL
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Centuries of calm at the Medersa Ben Yousef
I couldn’t not include these photos I took at the Medersa Ben Yousef from this series on our holiday in Marrakech. It was a koranic school, originally founded in the 14th century, and was restored in the late 20th Century. … Continue reading
Posted in Marrakech, Travels
Tagged architecture, central courtyards, holiday, koranic school, Madrasa, Marrakech, Medersa Ben Yousef, Morocco, tile work, travel
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Magic lamps
Chris and I went to Marrakech with the aim in mind to purchase a handmade glass lantern – a Moroccan craft speciality. We’d seen them hanging up in interiors boutiques in Brighton and London, as well as for sale at … Continue reading
Posted in Lovely Things, Marrakech, Shops and Shopping, Travels
Tagged artisan, atelier, crafts, glass lamp, handmade, lantern, Marrakech, Morocco, shopping, souks
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Palaces and Tombs
The Saadian Tombs in Marrakech were ‘discovered’ by French colonials in 1917 and restored, but date back to the 16th Century. Passing under the archway which marks the entrance to the site, you walk through a narrow, dark corridor which … Continue reading
Posted in Dressing Room, Marrakech, Outfit, Travels
Tagged Marrakech, Morocco, outfit, style, travel, travel guide, travelling
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