Creative practices of a textile artist from Queensland, Australia. Now living in Somerset, England.
Tag Archives: secondhand clothing
Crocheted Eye of Rainbow Providences
A recent series of crochet rainbows and all-seeing eyes. Continue reading
Posted in Crochet & Knitting, Re-use, Sewing, Textiles, Works in progress
Tagged All Seeing Eye, Amigurumi, cardigan patch, crochet, Do It Yourself, Eye of Providence, Freeform Crochet, Handmade Fashion, Rainbow Crochet, Rainbows, reduce reuse recycle, secondhand clothing, Slow Fashion, tiny houses, van life, Wearable Art, Winter, Woolcraft
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Crochet DIY patchwork to reinvigorate tatted clothes
Taking ordinary clothes and using crochet patches to make them extra – ordinary Continue reading
Posted in Crochet & Knitting, Re-use, Sewing, Textiles
Tagged alterations, Amigurumi, Art and Design, blue wool, cheap and cheerful, Clothing Alterations, crafternoons, Crochet Pattern, crocheting, festivals, Fiber Art, Freeform Crochet, functional design, handmade, LGBTQI, Non Binary Fashion, reclaimed materials, Recycle, recycled fabric, reduce reuse recycle, repair, secondhand clothing, self sufficiency, sewing, Slow Fashion, spooky crochet, textile design, travel craft, travelling artist, van living, Wearable Art, wool crafts
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Pinterest tutorial results, How To Cover Shoes
I tackled a shoe tutorial found on Pinterest a few weeks ago now. It was a tutorial on covering secondhand shoes with a new fabric to give them a new life. It is from the lovemaegan blog, direct link available … Continue reading
Clothing alterations; adding to a slip to make it correctly fit
So, another thing that I tried out in January was learning a new stitch, and using it on a boob-tube style slip that I purchased that just wouldn’t stay up (but that’s why it’s called a slip, right? Hur hur). … Continue reading
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