Voila, a few pics of the finished tea cosies and if you'd like to see more please check out this collection on my flickr site.
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Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Friday, 3 December 2010
HIGH TEA exhibition at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre
With the help of my fabulous mother, Claire Badcock, my partner Rainier and my very well behaved and patient little 5 month old son Felix.....I have finally finished the five tea cosies for the exhibition at Bundoora Homestead Art Centre which opened tonight...
Voila, a few pics of the finished tea cosies and if you'd like to see more please check out this collection on my flickr site.
Voila, a few pics of the finished tea cosies and if you'd like to see more please check out this collection on my flickr site.
Monday, 20 September 2010
The Teacosy* Revolution prepares to show itself in Melbourne
The exhibition at the start of December and hosted by Bundoora Homestead Art Centre is called HIGH TEA and this cosy is one of five I'm making for the show.
This tea cosy is called Teacosy* Number 31; Partido de te Sagrado del Madonna (Death & the Maiden) Cosy, and I've applied Aluminium Epoxy paint to a collection of vintage doylies and lace to recreate the silver effect from the Mexican Religeous Icon which is the inspiration for this piece.
A detail showing the fabric pens I used on white leather to draw images I don't have time to embroider...
I'll post more information about the exhibition in a few more weeks.
This tea cosy is called Teacosy* Number 31; Partido de te Sagrado del Madonna (Death & the Maiden) Cosy, and I've applied Aluminium Epoxy paint to a collection of vintage doylies and lace to recreate the silver effect from the Mexican Religeous Icon which is the inspiration for this piece.
A detail showing the fabric pens I used on white leather to draw images I don't have time to embroider...
I'll post more information about the exhibition in a few more weeks.
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