Europe Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Wed, 18 Mar 2020 11:45:55 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Italians Sing on Balconies While in Quarantine https://tettybetty.com/italians-sing-on-balconies-while-in-quarantine/ Mon, 16 Mar 2020 06:00:00 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=33296 Coronavirus is rapidly spreading in Europe and Italy is currently the most affected country. The whole country is under lockdown and it’s not easy for such an outgoing nation to stay at home, but they’re doing it for the greater good. One of the ways Italians are fighting isolation is singing and playing music together […]

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]]> Coronavirus is rapidly spreading in Europe and Italy is currently the most affected country. The whole country is under lockdown and it’s not easy for such an outgoing nation to stay at home, but they’re doing it for the greater good. One of the ways Italians are fighting isolation is singing and playing music together with their neighbors every night at 6 p.m., which is when the news about the new cases from the past 24 hours emerge.

This happens in many cities and the videos of neighbors singing together have flooded Twitter recently and spread all around the internet. You can see one below that was filmed in Sienna.

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]]> Couple Travels and Saves Memories in Embroidery https://tettybetty.com/couple-travels-and-saves-memories-in-embroidery/ Sat, 22 Dec 2018 14:07:41 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=16723 Elin Petronella and Charles Henry are a couple who’s found an unusual way to save their travel memories. They are both textile artists from Europe who love exploring European cities. They create embroideries of the most remarkable architecture and landmarks. They both have significant roles in creating their art. Elin focuses more on the details […]

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]]> Elin Petronella and Charles Henry are a couple who’s found an unusual way to save their travel memories. They are both textile artists from Europe who love exploring European cities. They create embroideries of the most remarkable architecture and landmarks.

They both have significant roles in creating their art. Elin focuses more on the details of the buildings they want to recreate while Charles is in charge of the color of stitching. That way, they are sure they will perfectly recreate an object every time.

Scroll down to see why they have over 100,000 followers on Instagram. They also sell their artwork and PDF patterns so you can purchase either their embroidery or a pattern to make your own.

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Before we left Gothenburg this morning I had time to take a little Walk back to this Lovely area for the final picture of my August design 😍 it will always be a sweet souvenir as I will remember this design from the last month as a fiancé 😉 . The area is located next to the Botanical Garden and I highly recommend those visiting the city to have a tour there! . This pattern is still available if you’d like to have it as well, for those who don’t live in Sweden but wish to go it might be a fun project to aim to visit one day ☺ just follow the link in my bio —> monthly pattern 😘 . I wish you a Lovely end of the week wherever you are! . . #gothenburg #sweden #göteborg #handembroidery #broderie #bordado #streetart #dmcthreads #embroidery #needlework #artiste #artistcouple #änggården #handmade #hoopart #artistoninsta #goodmorningart #worldofartists #worldofart #artislove

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This is the first design I’ve made where the original inspiration is in movement… from experience the yellow tram (number 53E) only goes up the hill every 30 minutes (though if it doesnt matter which color of tram you will be able to catch a ride with just a 15 minute interval in case you’re considering to visit this particular street of Lisbon😉) I also know now from experience that we probably should have looked up the time table before heading there over-excited to snap the picture haha😅 though I think it was worth the wait in the end 🚃😍👌🏻 what do you think? 🌸 If you’d also like to embroidery this design its one of two patterns that is sent out to all subscribers through the end of October in our monthly pattern program 😍 My husband @_charleshenry_ has designed the second one and you can see it over at his account 😘 just follow the link in my bio @petronella.art or My stories for registration and get started stitching!

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CHANGE 🍀 Change is a loaded word. We are scared of change because we are scared of the unknown effects that a change can bring. The only certainty is that a change will lead to a new result, a result which you wouldn’t have if you hadn’t made the change. This might sound a bit messy, but I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately. Whenever we feel stuck and frustrated it’s so easy to keep stepping in the same place and find external excuses for why we’re not doing this or that, or why we don’t have a certain thing. But truth is, nothing will change, we won’t get to our desired results if we don’t put in the work and effort ourselves to make the change happen. We discuss much more on this in today’s podcast episode. You can listen to it under “Charles and Elin” on your favourite podcast platform, or just hit the link in my profile @petronella.art 🌸 would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with change! Tell me in the comments 🙏🏻❤

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ANNOUNCEMENT ❤ @_charleshenry_ and I decided to close down the artwork section in our shop in the preparation for a big opening of new work in mid 2019. (Patterns and courses will still be there) If you're an art collector and interested in the upcoming launch of new work you can follow the link in my description and join our collector list 💕 Apologise for this sudden change, thus if you've been eyeing a piece for a while please send us a DM or email with your inquiry within the next 24 hrs to get a chance on it 🍀We've been thinking about this for a while and have been dragging to pull the trigger. But as I've spoken about in previous posts, there is never really a good timing for anything. It's just up to you to decide when that perfect timing is and go for it. Sending you all our love this Monday for you to have a great week. Perhaps with a new artpiece on your wall? 🎨 The piece you see in this picture is one of my favourites from this year. It's the majestic Villa Thérèse in Arcachon in South West of France, absolutely a must-visit on your next stay in France!

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One of the best things about having a podcast is that we get to meet other artists and creative entrepreneurs “behind the scenes”. Too often artistry can feel like a competition when in reality we do better when we collaborate and help each other. As artists we have the privilege of being a “unique brand” in ourselves, which can never be fully replicated. So let’s stop compare ourselves and instead embrace each other’s successes and art. To be able to raise the value of fiberarts and bring it into the galleries, we have to work together 🙏🏻 . One step is to share more of who we are. Personally I find it super interesting and inspiring to see the creator behind their works (which is why I’m literally trying to imitate a “behind the artwork” scene in this picture 😅) as well as to hear their stories. In today’s podcast episode we had the pleasure to listen to Dani @begoodnatured ‘s story on how she went from wanting to be a vétérinaire, to find herself working as a conservation educator before ending up as a full time fiberartist… how did that happen? Find out by listening to her inspiring story on Charles and Elin podcast – available on all podcast platforms ☺ (or you can just follow the link in my profile @petronella.art ) . Would love to hear your thoughts on the topic above 🌸 . Ps. Today is also the LAST day to get this Paris design inspired from le Marais. Sign up today and you’ll have it in your inbox within 24hrs 😘🙌🏻 you can find the link in my stories and through the menu in my profile 💕

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For this month’s pattern in our monthly pattern program I decided to make a night scene of this beautiful building in the city centre of Lisbon. Even though it’s quite warm to be December (if you compare to what we’re used to in Sweden at least haha) these trees give some cosy Christmas feeling ☺🙏🏻 Even though I decided to embroider on dark tissue for a night scene I thought it could be fun to see the reference both in daylight and at night. Because, as with all our patterns, you can decide freely which colour of the background you think fit best to the atmosphere you’d like to capture ✨🎄are you more of a night scene or daylight person? . . To read more and join the program to have this design in your inbox on the 15th December, just check the link in my profile @petronella.art 😘💕

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]]> Photographer Takes Pictures of Abandoned Buildings Around Europe https://tettybetty.com/photographer-takes-pictures-abandoned-buildings-around-europe/ Wed, 25 Jul 2018 06:00:45 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=8767 German photographer and computer science student Matthias Haker started traveling around Europe 10 years ago, taking photos as he goes. One of his favorite subjects is abandoned buildings, and when you see the pictures below it will be clear why. His images bring life to the buildings that will otherwise look old and rotten. The lighting […]

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]]> German photographer and computer science student Matthias Haker started traveling around Europe 10 years ago, taking photos as he goes.

One of his favorite subjects is abandoned buildings, and when you see the pictures below it will be clear why. His images bring life to the buildings that will otherwise look old and rotten. The lighting in the photos makes the image seem like a renaissance painting.

Take a look at his photos below and follow him on Instagram.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Europe Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Wed, 18 Mar 2020 11:45:55 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Italians Sing on Balconies While in Quarantine https://tettybetty.com/italians-sing-on-balconies-while-in-quarantine/ Mon, 16 Mar 2020 06:00:00 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=33296 Coronavirus is rapidly spreading in Europe and Italy is currently the most affected country. The whole country is under lockdown and it’s not easy for such an outgoing nation to stay at home, but they’re doing it for the greater good. One of the ways Italians are fighting isolation is singing and playing music together […]

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]]> Coronavirus is rapidly spreading in Europe and Italy is currently the most affected country. The whole country is under lockdown and it’s not easy for such an outgoing nation to stay at home, but they’re doing it for the greater good. One of the ways Italians are fighting isolation is singing and playing music together with their neighbors every night at 6 p.m., which is when the news about the new cases from the past 24 hours emerge.

This happens in many cities and the videos of neighbors singing together have flooded Twitter recently and spread all around the internet. You can see one below that was filmed in Sienna.

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]]> Couple Travels and Saves Memories in Embroidery https://tettybetty.com/couple-travels-and-saves-memories-in-embroidery/ Sat, 22 Dec 2018 14:07:41 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=16723 Elin Petronella and Charles Henry are a couple who’s found an unusual way to save their travel memories. They are both textile artists from Europe who love exploring European cities. They create embroideries of the most remarkable architecture and landmarks. They both have significant roles in creating their art. Elin focuses more on the details […]

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]]> Elin Petronella and Charles Henry are a couple who’s found an unusual way to save their travel memories. They are both textile artists from Europe who love exploring European cities. They create embroideries of the most remarkable architecture and landmarks.

They both have significant roles in creating their art. Elin focuses more on the details of the buildings they want to recreate while Charles is in charge of the color of stitching. That way, they are sure they will perfectly recreate an object every time.

Scroll down to see why they have over 100,000 followers on Instagram. They also sell their artwork and PDF patterns so you can purchase either their embroidery or a pattern to make your own.

View this post on Instagram

Before we left Gothenburg this morning I had time to take a little Walk back to this Lovely area for the final picture of my August design 😍 it will always be a sweet souvenir as I will remember this design from the last month as a fiancé 😉 . The area is located next to the Botanical Garden and I highly recommend those visiting the city to have a tour there! . This pattern is still available if you’d like to have it as well, for those who don’t live in Sweden but wish to go it might be a fun project to aim to visit one day ☺ just follow the link in my bio —> monthly pattern 😘 . I wish you a Lovely end of the week wherever you are! . . #gothenburg #sweden #göteborg #handembroidery #broderie #bordado #streetart #dmcthreads #embroidery #needlework #artiste #artistcouple #änggården #handmade #hoopart #artistoninsta #goodmorningart #worldofartists #worldofart #artislove

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This is the first design I’ve made where the original inspiration is in movement… from experience the yellow tram (number 53E) only goes up the hill every 30 minutes (though if it doesnt matter which color of tram you will be able to catch a ride with just a 15 minute interval in case you’re considering to visit this particular street of Lisbon😉) I also know now from experience that we probably should have looked up the time table before heading there over-excited to snap the picture haha😅 though I think it was worth the wait in the end 🚃😍👌🏻 what do you think? 🌸 If you’d also like to embroidery this design its one of two patterns that is sent out to all subscribers through the end of October in our monthly pattern program 😍 My husband @_charleshenry_ has designed the second one and you can see it over at his account 😘 just follow the link in my bio @petronella.art or My stories for registration and get started stitching!

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CHANGE 🍀 Change is a loaded word. We are scared of change because we are scared of the unknown effects that a change can bring. The only certainty is that a change will lead to a new result, a result which you wouldn’t have if you hadn’t made the change. This might sound a bit messy, but I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately. Whenever we feel stuck and frustrated it’s so easy to keep stepping in the same place and find external excuses for why we’re not doing this or that, or why we don’t have a certain thing. But truth is, nothing will change, we won’t get to our desired results if we don’t put in the work and effort ourselves to make the change happen. We discuss much more on this in today’s podcast episode. You can listen to it under “Charles and Elin” on your favourite podcast platform, or just hit the link in my profile @petronella.art 🌸 would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with change! Tell me in the comments 🙏🏻❤

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ANNOUNCEMENT ❤ @_charleshenry_ and I decided to close down the artwork section in our shop in the preparation for a big opening of new work in mid 2019. (Patterns and courses will still be there) If you're an art collector and interested in the upcoming launch of new work you can follow the link in my description and join our collector list 💕 Apologise for this sudden change, thus if you've been eyeing a piece for a while please send us a DM or email with your inquiry within the next 24 hrs to get a chance on it 🍀We've been thinking about this for a while and have been dragging to pull the trigger. But as I've spoken about in previous posts, there is never really a good timing for anything. It's just up to you to decide when that perfect timing is and go for it. Sending you all our love this Monday for you to have a great week. Perhaps with a new artpiece on your wall? 🎨 The piece you see in this picture is one of my favourites from this year. It's the majestic Villa Thérèse in Arcachon in South West of France, absolutely a must-visit on your next stay in France!

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One of the best things about having a podcast is that we get to meet other artists and creative entrepreneurs “behind the scenes”. Too often artistry can feel like a competition when in reality we do better when we collaborate and help each other. As artists we have the privilege of being a “unique brand” in ourselves, which can never be fully replicated. So let’s stop compare ourselves and instead embrace each other’s successes and art. To be able to raise the value of fiberarts and bring it into the galleries, we have to work together 🙏🏻 . One step is to share more of who we are. Personally I find it super interesting and inspiring to see the creator behind their works (which is why I’m literally trying to imitate a “behind the artwork” scene in this picture 😅) as well as to hear their stories. In today’s podcast episode we had the pleasure to listen to Dani @begoodnatured ‘s story on how she went from wanting to be a vétérinaire, to find herself working as a conservation educator before ending up as a full time fiberartist… how did that happen? Find out by listening to her inspiring story on Charles and Elin podcast – available on all podcast platforms ☺ (or you can just follow the link in my profile @petronella.art ) . Would love to hear your thoughts on the topic above 🌸 . Ps. Today is also the LAST day to get this Paris design inspired from le Marais. Sign up today and you’ll have it in your inbox within 24hrs 😘🙌🏻 you can find the link in my stories and through the menu in my profile 💕

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For this month’s pattern in our monthly pattern program I decided to make a night scene of this beautiful building in the city centre of Lisbon. Even though it’s quite warm to be December (if you compare to what we’re used to in Sweden at least haha) these trees give some cosy Christmas feeling ☺🙏🏻 Even though I decided to embroider on dark tissue for a night scene I thought it could be fun to see the reference both in daylight and at night. Because, as with all our patterns, you can decide freely which colour of the background you think fit best to the atmosphere you’d like to capture ✨🎄are you more of a night scene or daylight person? . . To read more and join the program to have this design in your inbox on the 15th December, just check the link in my profile @petronella.art 😘💕

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]]> Photographer Takes Pictures of Abandoned Buildings Around Europe https://tettybetty.com/photographer-takes-pictures-abandoned-buildings-around-europe/ Wed, 25 Jul 2018 06:00:45 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=8767 German photographer and computer science student Matthias Haker started traveling around Europe 10 years ago, taking photos as he goes. One of his favorite subjects is abandoned buildings, and when you see the pictures below it will be clear why. His images bring life to the buildings that will otherwise look old and rotten. The lighting […]

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]]> German photographer and computer science student Matthias Haker started traveling around Europe 10 years ago, taking photos as he goes.

One of his favorite subjects is abandoned buildings, and when you see the pictures below it will be clear why. His images bring life to the buildings that will otherwise look old and rotten. The lighting in the photos makes the image seem like a renaissance painting.

Take a look at his photos below and follow him on Instagram.

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