Showing posts with label wire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wire. Show all posts

Friday, 13 April 2012

Gem ~ Stones & Gold ~ Wire

Some better images of the beautiful jewellery I bought earlier this week ~


Some pieces are created from single, large, statement stones. Others used a variety of smaller ones; some smooth, some unpolished.  Meaning the shapes and forms created vary.


Beautiful.


So different from anything that is out there at the moment - look for the fabulous lady who makes & sells these for ONLY £10 in Old Spitlefields Market & Portobello.

{made from semi-precious stones & gold wire}

Sunday, 27 February 2011

A few words on new knits and bits

It has been a small while now since my last blog; not to mention any major website update. I have been busy with many things; include a change of residence and set up of a new creative studio space.
Most importantly, however, is that I have been busy working on many new creations; knitting has taken the reigns on my work and the variety of textile surfaces are beginning to form a satisfying mix. Obviously I am still working with recycled materials and have revisted past techniques to include wire, linens, hemp, bamboo, acyrlic and natural wool and even a flast of recycled French lace.
A sneak of a these will be posted shortly, then during the next few months will begin to appear on my website.
Keep peaking back!

Friday, 30 May 2008

Final Project - Flowers, Leaves & Bees

Following my sketchbook work I began creating corsages using various resources.
All of the leaves were created using a range of naturally compostable bin liners I discovered, which are made from renewable vegetable materials.


Majority of the flowers I created by involving wire into my crochet, which was an excellent way to strengthen and supplement the flowers and leaves with curves to enhance their appearance.
As it was no longer neccessary to heat treat all of the crochet, some of the flowers I chose to leave in their original state.



I also thought about what went along with flowers and began to build bees to match them. I crocheted with wire to create wings and hazard tape with wire for their bodies.

My aim was to create objects of nature from elements that usually destroy it; although with the inclusion of the renewable vegetable bin liners I was able to combine resources of nature.