Showing posts with label Unwrapped. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unwrapped. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Post-Unwrapped

Sunday in the City was super hot and super busy,

I had a stall at Unwrapped, but was so busy in getting it organised that I forgot to bring my camera.

Luckily other people were not so forgetful and Little Miss Mon Bon took a great photo of my handmade beads which she posted on her blog.


I will be at Unwrapped again this Sunday so if you missed out last week, make sure to come along this Sunday.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

What's on my desk?

I thought I would share with you a little bit of the creative chaos that has descended on my workspace as a result of deciding to do two markets this month, with only a three week gap between them to replenish my stock.





The tiny cabinets that I brought to Perth Upmarket were a big favourite so I am making more to bring to Unwrapped.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Violas in Egg cups

As Unwrapped South Perth is only a few weeks before Easter this year I thought I would try and work with a bit of an Easter theme.

As well as planting violas in  miniature tea cups I have planted some in old egg cups as well.



and here are my tiny Easter nests.

Come along to Angelo Street, South Perth this Sunday afternoon and join us at Unwrapped.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Let's go Nautical

More from down south - this time with a nautical feel.

There is nothing like a walk on the beach to make you feel thoroughly refreshed. This is the beach at Bunbury. It was quite a windy day and yet this gull had no trouble balancing on his pole.




At the far end of the beach is a lighthouse which still operates. I liked the chequerboard effect of the black and white against the clear blue sky.




I'm in the final stages of my preparations for the Unwapped markets at the Urban Orchard on Sunday. You can find out more about Unwrapped at www.unwrapped.com.au. I will try and take some photos on the day so that I can post them next week. Fingers crossed for a sunny day!