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Showing posts with label laser cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laser cut. Show all posts

Friday, October 15, 2010

Back in Africa

Well I am back in SA and have been for a while. Not only have I had a great holiday in the UK but I have also moved my workshop, been to Joburg and now have to set up my workshop. So everything is in chaos, including my headspace hence no blogging. The exciting thing about Joburg is that there is a selected range of the Icon Africa in PIECE at The Firs, Rosebank. Any way here is a little reminder of being back.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Hearts, embroidery, clouds and dolls

I have had a great inspirational month. I finally got my stuff back from the laser cutters and I am very pleased. Take a look. They will be on sale for the first time tomorrow at Stonehaven Castle.






Tuesday, July 27, 2010

House & Garden Show

It is that time of year and it is the House & Garden Show in Durban. I will have stuff on the Mooi stall in the Homegrown Hall. Here is a pic of my brooches in their new packaging.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Wooden shapes on Glossary



The wooden shapes got a mention on Glossary. Take a look at Laurens blog - great to look at.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Birds for Africa

Here are some new designs that I have got. Birds from South Africa and Africas. Looking forward to showing them at the I Heart Market on Saturday. Thanks Jess for the Illustrations

Monday, June 28, 2010

Flowers for Icon Africa

I have been working on a range called Icon Africa. It is about South African flora and fauna. The first in the range was the flower range. The illustrations were done by a good friend Jessica Nicholson. They started off being fridge magnets, as all the "South African" fridge magnets I had seen were rather awful and a bit gaudy, so this was to produce something that had more style. I then realised that they would make great brooches as well. I love how the wood has turned out.

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Some more shapes

Here are some more "shapes" brooches in different colours and words. I have done them in perspex and wood. What I like about the different materials is that they have a different feel. The perspex being fun and a bit cheeky whereas the wooden ones have a sophisticated feel about them.



Saturday, May 22, 2010

Shapes

Badges that I make. These are shapes with words on them. They are great pieces to brighten up your day. And guess what these are being given away on Glossary. Lauren posted earlier this month saying that she had bought one and loved it so much, that I decided to do a giveaway with her. Check it out