Blogs about: Mexican Textiles
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A Radical Shift Toward the Future
Chiapan women showing their handiwork for Abrazo Style Catalog images of finished piece. It is an interesting conundrum building a business in a world where seasonal colors, tight delivery deadlines a… more →
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A Little Bit of Sunshine
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wrote 2 months ago: Source: 1700lousiana.blogspot.com Everybody needs a little sun, right? (Okay, okay, I know I was ju … more →
A Radical Shift Toward the Future
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wrote 2 months ago: Chiapan women showing their handiwork for Abrazo Style Catalog images of finished piece. It is an in … more →
Brown Mexican Textiles
wrote 2 months ago: Winston Churchill said many things well. And he commented on many things. But who knew he had an op … more →
INSPIRED: MEXICO
wrote 5 months ago: This year our Christmas decorations were inspired by textiles I have collected from Mexico and Centr … more →
Mexican Textiles
wrote 10 months ago: Este verano decidí hacer mi servicio social en una comunidad de Campeche, estoy trabajando con unas … more →
Stop to smell the flowers...or buy a rug
wrote 11 months ago: Sometime in the early 1980s my husband and I were driving down a dusty, remote road along the sea in … more →
The Embroidered Box
wrote 1 year ago: The simple and beautiful Rococo-tee blouse, before modifying it. A couple of weeks ago, Celina, my a … more →
In Pursuit of the Holy Grail....Information
wrote 1 year ago: If you read this blog you are familiar with my stories of the challenges involved in doing business … more →
A Few of my Favorite Things in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas
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wrote 1 year ago: This is by no means a “top 10″ list (maybe we’ll just start with 5) but these are … more →
Thanks for a Great Year From All of Us!
wrote 1 year ago: Happy New Year to our friends and supporters of ABRAZOstyle/ Latin Threads! As the year closes we … more →
The Practice of Stitches, Patience, and Cooperation
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wrote 1 year ago: The first meeting of the group. Several months ago, with the support of a small non profit group cal … more →
Huipiles and Whirlwinds
wrote 1 year ago: It has been awhile and there is much to catch up on with stories of our travels, the evolution of La … more →
Mexican Folk Art Placemats for the Thanksgiving Table
wrote 1 year ago: A few weeks ago at GUILD Collective we put together a table that mixed pieces from Mexico with vint … more →
Blip, off the radar in Oaxaca
wrote 1 year ago: Pascuala and Cristina trying on their new glasses.The ladies of Aguacatenango. 7 weeks in Oaxaca … more →
The Office
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wrote 1 year ago: Some choices for the office. Click on the image above to be led to the product page. Shops sourced: … more →
The Post Office
wrote 2 years ago: Catalina with two of her daughters at the post office in San Cristobal. One of the great challenges … more →
Threads and Traditions
wrote 2 years ago: A size "Grande" blouse which will be recut to fit... I have to admit, I am easily seduced … more →
Tips and Day Trips
wrote 2 years ago: What would Oaxaca be without its famous roasted grass hoppers, also known as "chapulines". … more →
Good Friends and Ugly Surprises
wrote 2 years ago: Threading a loom in Mitla. Today started off like most days in Oaxaca: first the birds began to sing … more →
