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Creative practices of a textile artist from Queensland, Australia. Now living in Somerset, England.
Tag Archives: work in progress
Making a bender
Using willow poles to build a bender, a traditional tent building technique Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Foraging, How-to, Travelling, Works in progress, Workshops
Tagged art, Bender, building, DIY, Europe, experimentation, Foraging, handmade, Round Wood, sculpture, Structural, Traditional, Travel, Willow, work in progress
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Found art jewellery
Latest in found art jewellery, this time the media was black velvet, colourful wool and brass bells! Continue reading
Crochet Fly Agaric Bags
Magic mushroom accessories I’ve been mulling this problem over for awhile, how to crochet a lighter holder necklace that looks like a magic mushroom. I’ve recently cracked the problem in my own way, by turning the mushroom cap into a … Continue reading
Crocheted technicolour pineapple bikini
Another handmade festival wear creation, hot pink, blue and neon green bikini Continue reading
Posted in Crafternoons, Crochet & Knitting, Experiments, Sewing, Textiles
Tagged Art and Design, art project, artist perspective, crafternoons, creativity, crocheting, DIY, Do It Yourself, Fashion, Festival Crochet, Festival Wear, festivals, handmade, Psychedelic, sewing, Slow Fashion, Technicolour, textile design, textiles, travelling artist, van life, wearable arts, Wool, work in progress
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Rugging in Portugal
Making rag rugs on the road again Another day, another rag rug, or so the saying goes! Just another quick, small project on the road to replace an older green-and-yellow rug that has seen better days. The rug needs to … Continue reading
Posted in Crafternoons, Europe, How-to, Re-use, Rugging, Textiles, Travelling
Tagged campervan, Creative Reuse, DIY, driving around Europe, handmade, How-to, reduce reuse recycle, Rugging, textiles, Travelling, tshirt fabric, vanlife, work in progress
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Adrawingaday project sixteen, zines
Adrawingaday, illustrations for a zine that does not exist …and it is really enjoyable! Random ideas from day to day at the moment, just mulling things over, looking out the window, and listenwatching* cartoons. Some of these are drawn onto stickers, … Continue reading
Posted in adrawingaday, Paper, Works in progress
Tagged adrawingaday, drawing, experimentation, ink, paper, sharpie, texta, work in progress, zine illustrations, zines
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Adrawingaday project fifteen; the mundane
Adrawingaday of the mundane. Modern day vanitas. Moleskine, stickers and zine illustrations. Continue reading
Posted in adrawingaday, Paper, Works in progress
Tagged adrawingaday, artist perspective, artist project, drawing, everyday, experimentation, illustrations, mundane, paper, work in progress
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Nipples, surrealism and styes; Adrawingaday project fourteen
Adrawingaday continues on The #adrawingaday challenge I have set for myself is continuing on well. This lot are a bit of a mixed bag. No particular challenge set; just draw what I feel on the day and the time that … Continue reading
Posted in adrawingaday, Stickers
Tagged adrawingaday, drawing, experimentation, ink, Moleskine, pencil, sketches, Stickers, work in progress
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How to crochet a ukulele cover; part three
The last stage of crocheting a ukulele case; Finishing. Sewing buttons, lacing straps and clipping D-rings. Continue reading
Posted in Crafternoons, Crochet & Knitting, Experiments, How-to, Textiles, Works in progress
Tagged artist perspective, blue wool, checkerboard pattern, crafternoons, crochet, DIY, experimentation, handmade, kellymarietheartist, musical instrument, sewing, textile design, textiles, ukulele, Wool, work in progress
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Crocheting a ukulele cover; part two
The next step of crocheting a ukulele case; Making. How to crochet the body of a ukulele case. Continue reading