Stockholm-based ceramicist Caroline Harrius (previously) embroiders vases with floral patterns that explore the relationships between gender and craft and decoration and purpose. Distorting perceptions, the delicate pieces appear as though Harrius wrapped stitched fibers around a glazed vessel, or in a parallel manner, sculpted fabric to mimic a curved form. Harrius punctures the shiny, semi-functional vases with holes and then pulls through threads to produce patterns and floral motifs that explore gender norms and hierarchies in craft history, specifically focusing on those typically associated with women. More
Stockholm-based ceramicist Caroline Harrius (previously) embroiders vases with floral patterns that explore the relationships between gender and craft and decoration and purpose. Distorting perceptions, the delicate pieces appear as though Harrius wrapped stitched fibers around a glazed vessel, or in a parallel manner, sculpted fabric to mimic a curved form. Harrius punctures the shiny, semi-functional vases with holes and then pulls through threads to produce patterns and floral motifs that explore gender norms and hierarchies in craft history, specifically focusing on those typically associated with women. More
Originally shared here in 2012, this is still one of my favorite knitted pieces ever. Knitted art by Caroline Gates via Cardiac Art. Knit Organ Patterns: This post contains affiliate links.
昨日2月22日は、ご存知「猫の日」。今年の猫の日には、Lauraがこんな猫チェスを作ってました♪全て、クッキーとマシュマロで出来ていて、全部食べられます。...
KIDS, MODERN VINTAGE LIVING AND SUNSHINE GALORE!
Hello! Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas break. Ours was good, though it's this in between bit I really love. The kids playing with their new toys, pottering about at home, de-cluttering and getting the house back to normal ready for the New Year. Our collected treasures this month have pretty much consisted of just plastic finds. All collected on our favourite Winter beach, which is so lovely and quiet now compared to the Summer months. The mixed circle of plastic was picked up over a couple of visits. This is what we come home with, bags of mainly rubbish. Mostly it's the same culprits - cotton bud sticks that have been flushed down the toilet (who new they came in so many colours) bottle top lids, tile spacers and lighters. But amongst it, a few little treasures too. Like some Lego lost at sea, plastic animals, army men or a vintage hair pin (above is all I've collected) - I'd still love to know where those come from! Wishing you all a very happy New Year. 2016 - It's gonna be a good one! xx
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Name: Caroline and Jose Vasquez-Corbalan of Paloma’s Nest Location: Austin Texas Size: 1,000 square feet plus 600 square feet of studio/office space in the back. Years lived in: 10 years Caroline and Jose embody the true spirit of creativity. They spent their first date drawing furniture design ideas on the back of their dinner napkins — after realizing they both shared the same dream of wanting to make things for a living.
I discovered map samplers while doing research about girls’ lives during Caroline Abbott’s time. I knew right away I wanted to include one in Caroline’s stories! One of the fun t…
When are ceramics considered textile art? When they've been embroidered, naturally!
Finnish Artist, Caroline Slotte
Explore flow magazine 2014's 38 photos on Flickr!
De Stijl 1917-1931 Netherlands Means the Style/utility of plurality Developing a utopian stle and spirit (Not about the stylization of things) de Stijl Design Theo van Doesbug Vilmos Huszar Lazzlo Moholy-Nagy El Lissitzky Gerrit Rietveld - Rectangle - Use of Color; Black white gray and primary colors - Format and layout of the magazine - Purer and reductive more in line with New Typography
To celebrate her latest exhibition in Melbourne, we get to know Paris-based, multi-disciplinary artist Caroline Denervaud.
The Irish artist's bold and colourful installation for Self Space is a papercraft triumph.
NICE TOYS...on a budget! piecesforreese(at)gmail.com
3d book, anaglyph, 3d glasses
I love this picture, it reminds me of me when I first used to sew my dolls clothes, I've had a love of sewing ever since! The artist is Linda Edgerton.
Brilliant turquoise and magenta flash over a background of variable shades of grey and black. This colorway can be highly variable, so feel free to give us a call for a current description of what we have, or if you have any questions about the color. This colorway is a Babette: every skein and every batch is a bit different, but Babs has a method of recreating these artistic colorways. The photograph is an example of representative skeins from this colorway; the skein you receive may differ somewhat. Caroline As of 2021, we have a new version of Caroline that we love just as much as the original! Caroline is lusciously soft, blending super fine merino wool with cashmere and nylon. The new version has a 3-ply construction, making it sleeker and softer in the hand with less halo for greater stitch definition. You’ll love Caroline in textured or lacy accessories like shawls, cowls, hand warmers, and hats (but Caroline is not suitable for socks). Size: 400 yd / 3.3 oz (365m / 95g) skeins Content: 70% 19.5 micron superwash Merino wool, 20% cashmere, 10% nylon. Gauge: Fingering weight. 7-8 stitches per inch knit on US 1-3, 6-8 stitches per inch crocheted on US B-E. Care Instructions: Hand wash, dry flat.
save Hey Everyone! Happy Monday! Today we have a whole bunch of small but super cool DIY projects for you to try! You will be able to create any of these projects for less then ten bucks! How fun isRead More
Every September, galleries mark their emergence from the slow summer months with enticing exhibitions, inviting collectors who have just returned from holiday
L’artista svedese Caroline Harrius, recentemente laureata con un master in arte della ceramica presso la Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design, inizialmente si vergognava del suo nu…
This amazing pattern will be perfect for a cushion or the central block for an afghan. The size of the square is approx. 20 inches/50cm. As you can see in the photos, you will get an amazing effect by combining your favourite hues together, each colour set will be wonderful and unique. For more free
