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Showing posts with label made in melbourne. Show all posts
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Monday, June 15, 2009

At Market

My friend Christina who has a stall beside me at Rose Street Artists' Market just sent me these pictures of my market stall. Market is such fun, even if it is freezing cold in winter and so hot hot hot in summer! Working from home can be so isolating, I think I would go a bit insane if I didn't get to see everyone on Saturdays, and then we all go to the pub for a nice meal and a glass of wine after.

 
Me at my market stall doing something on the phone.


  The necklace colony

  
 
 The brooch area
 
Me in a dress I bought from a fellow market stall holder.

Friday, March 20, 2009

More New Felt Brooches

Here are a few new felt brooches listed on my Featherstitch Fantail Blog. I've also listed a number on my etsy shop.




Thursday, March 19, 2009

Mission Accomplished

I've been wanting to do this for ages...


...and now finally I've managed...



...thanks to Curious Llama who I met at the Melbourne Etsy meet up a few weeks ago I found an outlet that supplies wool felt balls. I had started trying to make the balls myself, but they were just taking far too long to make it possible...



...but now I can spend my time on embroidering the felt balls and piecing them together...

...to make a fantail felt necklace!

I'll bring it with me to Rose Street Artists' Market this Saturday. There is a fashion show happening this week which should be fun and hopefully bring lots of people. I've heard the market is going to be chock-a-block full of stalls, so it would be a good week to check it out if you haven't been before.

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Funiscool is Cool!

I have become a fan of Sarah McNeils little bird brooches. I bought a shining flycatcher brooch and it's just gorgeous! Have a look at these other delights all carefully cut out of coloured card.


You can see more of her work in her etsy shop funiscool or on her blog. Or if you are in Melbourne I recently discovered a new made in melbourne shop on Victoria Street which sells Sarah's work. It is called Bamakko and has many melbourne made items, now including my own!