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Showing posts with label quinquabelle. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 May 2010

Sketchbook Surprise

Quinquabelle pointed me in Sévérin Millet's direction yesterday when she posted the author / illustrator's painted wooden figures on her blog.
I have fallen in love with Sévérin's sketchbooks.
So very inspiring, don't you think?






copyright: Sévérin Millet

Thursday, 24 December 2009

Merry Christmas!


The 25 stones of Christmas by resurrection fern
via Cathy Cullis


Handmade doll by Gerdiary

Satellite by Lena Wolff

Christmas decorations by Allisonarte
via Cathy Cullis


Handmade dolls by Gerdiary

Photo taken in Soweto by Mark Lanning
via South of the Sahara



Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas wherever you may be!
Joyeux Noel à tous et à toutes - bonnes fêtes!
Debxxx

Tuesday, 22 December 2009

Fraser Smith



Beautiful quilts and clothing by Fraser Smith
All hand carved from WOOD and stained with watercolours or oil-based pigments.
Amazing work!
Watch this short video to see how he makes a wooden coat...



Found once again via the ever-so-prolific Quinquabelle.

Monday, 16 November 2009

Slips-a-daisy

Jug slip cover

Small jug slip covers

Tall jug/bottle slip cover

I always get so excited when I see something like this, something new, fresh and innovative. Originally trained in ceramics, UK artist/crafter The Cotton Potter has found herself being increasingly drawn to working with textiles. She likes to create pieces that are both functional and stylish and now combines her interest in ceramics and textiles to produce a beautiful range of slips and covers to disguise everyday containers such as tins, jars, bottles and jugs. Made from natural calico, handpainted and embroidered and incorporating vintage fabric remnants, lace and buttons, The Cotton Potter's work is clever, chic and versatile. A perfect Christmas gift for someone special, love it!


Found via the wonderfully eclectic Quinquabelle