We’re talking about quilting. Quilted clothes are a great way to warm up during winter and it’s finally time to get behind the trend. Quilting is nothing new, but we’re already used to old trends making a comeback. Quilting is a technique of patching different materials together and although it sounds sloppy, the end result is often beautiful and effortlessly chic.

People who live in countries where it’s cold most of the year had to learn how to dress in a way to stay warm and comfortable while still being stylish and feeling good in their outfits. We can learn a lot from the Scandinavians and the quilting trend is just one of the many amazing things they shared with the world.

Scroll down to see some photos for inspiration.

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Alaska

If Alaska isn’t on your bucket list just yet, you should definitely put it there. There’s nothing like exploring glaciers and chasing the Northern Lights at the last frontier, and summer is the only time when it doesn’t feel too chilly.

Iceland

If there’s one place in the world that can rival Alaska’s natural beauty, it’s definitely Iceland. This European island is the most breathtaking place you’ll ever get to see, and picking it as your summer vacation spot is the best choice you could possibly make.

Scandinavia

If you’re thinking about visiting multiple countries at one time during your summer vacation, consider going on a road trip around the Scandinavian Peninsula. You’ll get to explore more cultures at once, and dive deep into each one.

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It’s one of those words that just don’t translate into English. Koselig (a noun) or kose (a verb) can partially be described with English word cozy, though it doesn’t cover the whole meaning.

Among the elements of koselig are:

• drinking morning tea
• open fire, fireplace or wood burner
• warm sweaters
• afternoon coffee and cake break
• lighting candles
• going camping
• family lunch on Sunday

https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2PDrGgUSh/

As you can see, koselig is as much about people and experiences as it is about creating a cozy atmosphere. Yes, it’s similar to Danish hygge, but Norwegians also use the word hyggelig and it has another meaning in their country – they say hyggelig å treffe deg when they are pleased to meet someone.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2BS8dgf5d/

Simple and wholesome food, pleasant drinks and dear people in a candle-lit home are all you need to be kose this winter!

The post What is Koselig and How to Live it This Winter appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

We’re talking about quilting. Quilted clothes are a great way to warm up during winter and it’s finally time to get behind the trend. Quilting is nothing new, but we’re already used to old trends making a comeback. Quilting is a technique of patching different materials together and although it sounds sloppy, the end result is often beautiful and effortlessly chic.

People who live in countries where it’s cold most of the year had to learn how to dress in a way to stay warm and comfortable while still being stylish and feeling good in their outfits. We can learn a lot from the Scandinavians and the quilting trend is just one of the many amazing things they shared with the world.

Scroll down to see some photos for inspiration.

The post This Scandinavian Winter Trend is Everywhere Right Now appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Alaska

If Alaska isn’t on your bucket list just yet, you should definitely put it there. There’s nothing like exploring glaciers and chasing the Northern Lights at the last frontier, and summer is the only time when it doesn’t feel too chilly.

Iceland

If there’s one place in the world that can rival Alaska’s natural beauty, it’s definitely Iceland. This European island is the most breathtaking place you’ll ever get to see, and picking it as your summer vacation spot is the best choice you could possibly make.

Scandinavia

If you’re thinking about visiting multiple countries at one time during your summer vacation, consider going on a road trip around the Scandinavian Peninsula. You’ll get to explore more cultures at once, and dive deep into each one.

The post Escape the Heat at These Cool Summer Destinations appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

It’s one of those words that just don’t translate into English. Koselig (a noun) or kose (a verb) can partially be described with English word cozy, though it doesn’t cover the whole meaning.

Among the elements of koselig are:

• drinking morning tea
• open fire, fireplace or wood burner
• warm sweaters
• afternoon coffee and cake break
• lighting candles
• going camping
• family lunch on Sunday

https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2PDrGgUSh/

As you can see, koselig is as much about people and experiences as it is about creating a cozy atmosphere. Yes, it’s similar to Danish hygge, but Norwegians also use the word hyggelig and it has another meaning in their country – they say hyggelig å treffe deg when they are pleased to meet someone.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Br2BS8dgf5d/

Simple and wholesome food, pleasant drinks and dear people in a candle-lit home are all you need to be kose this winter!

The post What is Koselig and How to Live it This Winter appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.