Saturday, May 15, 2010



Today, I finished this little postcardbox.
This tiny little box is available in the Fiasaskshop.
It feels so good with all that sunlight entering the house.
Have a colourful Sunday.
*Fia

Sunday, May 9, 2010



Today it’s Mother’s Day
Alongside Fiasask and the making of boxes and lamps, I’m above all mother.
As the youngest of seven children I knew early that I wanted to become a mother.
At the age of 16, I already started to collect children’s clothes and at 20 my belly started to get pretty roundish.
Over a month Lotta will be 22, now and again she shows up on this blog and for the moment she is here
This young boy on the photo is my son Pelle, now 18. Yesterday he entered the scene as singer in front of a bigband and one of the jazz songs he performed was this one
It’s a nice feeling to follow these two people from close by; not as close as when they were small, but simply as an audience on the first row.
*Fia

Wednesday, May 5, 2010



Evening light
Lotta was home for a visit and we were admiring the tulips together.
I don’t know who noticed the shadow first, but we both found it beautiful.
Today's wish this bonbon by ana kras
With thanks to bloesem.
*Fia

Monday, May 3, 2010






List of:
things that quicken my heart.
.newly painted fingernails.
.cutting my hair (because I don't like it).
.the dandelion-installation by Michel François.
.this old film.
.my love, who writes me messages on the street in front
of my door and then calls me,
telling me to look out the window...
.lotta.

Sunday, May 2, 2010






List of:
finds I made on an egyptian fleamarket in Caïro

.a book with bedtime-stories.
.a leaflet to pre-order books to an affordable price.
.a rather odd sexual-education-book, but what a treasure. In the middle of the book I found a nice collection of nude-pictures. Carefully cut out and secretly hidden between the yellow, old pages of this book.
.lotta.

Saturday, May 1, 2010






Such a pleasure to play of princess and prince
in my new-build clothcastle!

.lotta.




A glimp from the small archive store that I talked about in my last post. Here are more postcards from that pile, some of those are going to become postcardboxes.
*Fia