Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Monday, December 6, 2010
Christmas cufflinks
Get into the Christmas spirit with these red, white and green cufflinks. Hand-cast resin set into sterling silver, they are sure to get you (or someone special) carolling merrily!
Thursday, December 3, 2009
A Very Eco Christmas, Process: Unstitched, and Xmas giveaways!
Last night we celebrated A Very Eco Christmas with Alex from EcoFashionista and Pauline from P.K. Walker at Insert Name Here, our pop-up shop in Georges. It was a fabulous night full of beautiful eco-friendly designs, lots of friends, new faces, eco-treats from Cocolo Chocolates, Slim Secrets and Link Candies, and organic vodka from everyone's new best friend, Ronnae from ASM Liquor!
Fabulous photographer Amaresh Wardha of Resonance Photo Media was on hand to take some snaps throughout the evening :)
Some more photos have come in, these are from Hamish of T-Shirt Garage fame :)
Tonight its our next door neighbours' turn, with the launch party for Process: Unstitched - yippee, its party season! Here's the official blurb from the Georges website: "An exhibition of fashion, photography, illustration and collaboration of works created during the Process: Unstitched open studio residency in Georges on Collins.
For nearly two months Process: Unstitched has been showcasing the talents of six young creatives working in the fashion industry in an open-studio environment. The participants came together to work in a communal environment putting their techniques, talents and output into the public eye.
A developing display of their visual and textile output will culminate in an exhibition of works created by the designers as well as various collaborations across different disciplines.
The stunning results of the residency will be exhibited on and around the working spaces of the designers providing a rare glimpse of the processes and produce of Melbourne's young fashion creatives.
Including works by She is Frank (fashion photography), Sarah Hankinson (fashion illustration), Park and Best, Violet & I and MADE BY WARREN (fashion designers)."
Fabulous photographer Amaresh Wardha of Resonance Photo Media was on hand to take some snaps throughout the evening :)
Some more photos have come in, these are from Hamish of T-Shirt Garage fame :)Tonight its our next door neighbours' turn, with the launch party for Process: Unstitched - yippee, its party season! Here's the official blurb from the Georges website: "An exhibition of fashion, photography, illustration and collaboration of works created during the Process: Unstitched open studio residency in Georges on Collins.
For nearly two months Process: Unstitched has been showcasing the talents of six young creatives working in the fashion industry in an open-studio environment. The participants came together to work in a communal environment putting their techniques, talents and output into the public eye.
A developing display of their visual and textile output will culminate in an exhibition of works created by the designers as well as various collaborations across different disciplines.
The stunning results of the residency will be exhibited on and around the working spaces of the designers providing a rare glimpse of the processes and produce of Melbourne's young fashion creatives.
Including works by She is Frank (fashion photography), Sarah Hankinson (fashion illustration), Park and Best, Violet & I and MADE BY WARREN (fashion designers)."
Aaaaand dear readers, if you have continued with me this far, then you will be thrilled to learn there is a little reward! For all this month, any sales made via the Joolz website will receive a Christmas gift: a pretty little foil heart bracelet in either red or blue:
So pop on over to www.joolz.com.au and buy your mum/sister/friend/colleague a gift (free giftwrapping is available if you are a joolz subscriber) and score yourself a little something too!
Friday, April 3, 2009
Where are my new red and black beads???
I ordered a bunch of red and black beads a few weeks back. I'm creating an inexpensive mini-range for Blue Attic, one of my favourite stockists.
Tani, the lovely shop owner there, really wanted something from my new Third Time's The Charm range that she can offer around the $50 - $100 price point, and as I'd been thinking about something like this already, I promised her I'd create a red and a black version of the Butterfly Dawn necklace, but without the biggest pearls I could find, or collectable cards from Vegas casinos, so as to bring the price down to a point she can offer her clientele as the 'budget option'.
But the damn beads haven't arrived yet! They should have been here last week, surely. Can't believe how slow the post is.
And on a side note, wow that is quite a storm carrying on overhead right now. Cracking thunder and lovely rain. I did plan on riding my bike to the bank but think I might avoid the outdoors for now! And how great is my timing - I planted some garlic from my mum yesterday. Perfect planting weather! Mum's organic garlic is amazing - fresh, straight out of the ground, its incredible. She has two different types, a purple-skinned one, and one which has huge cloves, about 3 to a head. And soon I will have some of my own from the garden. YUM!
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