Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts

Sep 18, 2011

What been occuring lately...



I've been finishing off various projects, unfortunetly forgot to take photos before posting some of them, but I may get some after shots.

There's been some tapestry...  too late to enter the small tapetstry award from  ATW this year


Some 'photo-shopping' for a colouring book for a 5 yr old friend...
Some knitting...

This one should be up for sale on Yesfia's House soon






Some baking with Mars Bars...  it's been a year and the year's supply hasn't run out
mars bar slice
mars bar mud cake


Some building a box... to house my lovely Georg Jensen cutlery (designer Arne Jacobsen)


Some signage... although technically I made this a while ago, I fixed it up and added to it for Blackbird Markets and the upcoming North Melbourne Market

Some cutting...  these too will be on the shop soon, next to other Ripped T's


A little bit of stitching...




And, of course, some cooking - strawberry icecream to kick of spring!


Dec 10, 2010

New Projects

I'm terrible, I have too many ideas and I just want to try them out. As a consequence I have many projects strewn about the house. Here's what's happening at the mo'.



Christmas Pudding & Fruit mince ready for homemade mince pies!






Photographing clothes on my new mannequin ready for Yesfia's House on Etsy.











Tapestry for the summer.












Trying my hand at making a doll from scratch.






 



Bought a dress pattern from a fellow Etsy-an to make - should take 2 hours they reckon.










Finally using the organic hand-dyed wool I bought ages ok, on Etsy of course.












Another lady-in-progress.


 This painting may never end.










Air-dry plaster sculpture - in progress...










Experimenting with painting glass and crockery.











And lastly, the garden grows (in the stormy evening light). Now including hardy basil, marigolds, slow bursting coriander seeds, chilli, and a bay tree to keep the lime tree company.