From Marie Claire idées Juin 1999 I just found out that this is designed by Lesley Turpin Delport and is called "A Country Feeling" It reminded me of Jenny Bee's Country Garden
Claire Curneen, To this I put my name. A new body of work by internationally renowned ceramicist, Claire Curneen, which is the result of a Creative Wales Ambassador Award given by the Arts Council of Wales. Curneen spent time investigating … Continued
Claire Knox Bentham, Origin 2011 www.originuk.org/exhibitor/clare-knox-bentham
How adorable is this crochet frog pattern by Claire Garland? How to get this pattern and some adorable free patterns also by Claire
Je suis inscrite depuis un bon moment sur la liste de discussion anglophone « Braids and bands ». C’est une liste très intéressante tant pour ses questions que ses répon…
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Today's cookies are Orange Coconut Cookies by Vivian. I was very excited by the combo of orange and coconut. Yummy. The cookies are a very moist, soft cookie with subtle orange and coconut flavors. Next time I make these cookies orange zest will be added along with the orange juice. The Details: 1 cup butter 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 egg 1 tsp vanilla 7 tbsp orange juice 1 1/2 cup coconut 3 cups sifted flour 1/2 tsp baking soda. Shape into roll and chill. My added notes: Divide dough in half. Roll into log on wax paper. Place in freezer for one hour. Slice into cookies about 1/4 inch thick and bake at 350 for 12 min. Great cookie to freeze and cut off and bake portions when desired!
Claire Zeisler, 1986
Vine-like colorful coils of material overlap in Claire Lindner’s latest sculpture collection, which blurs the line between organic and human-made forms. Each piece has a vibrancy and motion designed to push the possibilities of the medium. “My ideas are guided by the evocation of the living,” she tells Colossal. “I try through movement and color to combine images of vegetation, the animal or the mineral world, the body as if everything was made of the same substance.” Lindner plays on oppositions when designing her ceramics to “create a visual confusion that triggers our imagination.” She creates tensions between aesthetics and textures, including soft and hard, light and heavy, and attractive and repulsive. More
Jenny’s website explains her Zookinii’s and PlantAnimals very well. An extract is below: “My Zookinii’s – PlantAnimals, PlantPeople and SoulFlowers are an irreligious…
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Our second freebie today is a tutorial from our Calligraphy & Brush Lettering course create by our contributor Claire who you can find over on her gorgeous Instagram account @claireyclaire (if you’re not following her you really should be!). She made us these brush lettered gift bags just in time for our Christmas kit, but […]
Outlander patterns inspired by the TV show, including Claire's cable knit wrist warmers, Brianna's capelet, Claire's arm warmers and more!
Let me start by saying... what you are looking at is made of paper! Now, that I've got your attention, prepare to be amazed at the work of Isabelle de Borchgrave. From the Medicis to Marie Antoinette to Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress, Isabelle de Borchgrave has made paper emulate the most incredible fabrics and fashions from all over the world. One has to look twice to realize that the formal gowns, ornate jackets - even shoes - on mannequins are not actually made from velvet, silks and satins. Sumptuous and detailed, it's hard to believe they are crafted of hand-painted rag paper. Whether she is recreating an outfit from 16th century paintings or creating one for a modern day ad campaign, the craftsmanship and detail in everything from the shoes to the hairpieces will take your breath away. Her works include paper recreations of Renaissance costumes of the Medici family, gowns worn by Elizabeth I and Marie-Antoinette, the fashions of Fortuny (known for their pleats) and the designs of grand couturiers Fredrick Worth, Paul Poiret, Christian Dior and Coco Chanel. Some examples of her Medici fashions: Gowns worn by legendary European 15th and 16th century historical figures including Elizabeth I and Marie-Antoinette: Fortuny Fashions: Jackie Kennedy's Wedding Dress: She created a series of dresses realized with suede wall coverings for the Antelope Collection by Arte International in 2010: For her present exhibit, Pulp Fashions, at San Francisco's Legion of Honor, she chose four famous paintings from their collection and recreated the fashions within them. Below are two examples: The Belgian artist is a painter by training, but textile and costume are her muses. Working in collaboration with leading costume historians and young fashion designers, de Borchgrave crafts a world of splendor from the simplest rag paper. Painting and manipulating the paper, she forms trompe l’oeil masterpieces of elaborate dresses inspired by rich depictions in early European painting or by iconic costumes in museum collections around the world. The Paper Dress of Eleonora de Toledo, 1522-1562 (above) was inspired by a portrait of Bronzino (Gallery of Uffizi, Firenze) and began with a sketch, followed with the hand-painting of the fabric in her studio to yield the final masterpiece: images and info courtesy of Isabelle de Borchgrave and The Legion of Honor Exhibiting Now At present, The Legion of Honor in san Francisco is the first American museum to dedicate an entire exhibition to the work of Isabelle de Borchgrave, although her creations have been widely displayed in Europe. Pulp Fashion draws on several themes and presents quintessential examples in the history of costume—from Renaissance finery of the Medici family and gowns worn by Elizabeth I and Marie-Antoinette to the creations of the grand couturiers Frederick Worth, Paul Poiret, Christian Dior, and Coco Chanel. Special attention is given to the creations and studio of Mariano Fortuny, the eccentric early-20th-century artist who is both a major source of inspiration to de Borchgrave and a kindred spirit. Pulp Fashion: The Art of Isabelle de Borchgrave, February 5, 2011 - June 5, 2011 A special thanks to my very hip parents who told me about Isabelle de Borchgrave and her work.
Forte du succès des griffes de prêt-à-porter Sézane et Octobre Éditions, Morgane Sézalory se lance dans la décoration d’intérieur avec Les Composantes. L’occasion de découvrir cette collection d’objets pour la maison. Coup de cœur garanti.
Hexie Love! What a great hexagon chart pattern! I found this on Pinterest through the source link BUT can’t find the original source for it. If you know please let me know so I can add credit where cr
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Claire had created...an almost finished piece of work! To be fair there are still 10 hours left to.. finalise a few small areas, cut it all out, apply it to it's 'ground' and then tomorrow (I am guessing) somehow make it look as though it has always been there.
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Although fixed in glazed and fired ceramic, Claire Lindner’s voluptuous sculptures are primed for movement as they appear to crawl along walls or sprout upward like the leaves of a plant. Mimicking the spongy texture of living specimens like fungi, sea moss, and roots, the works embody several dualities from hard and soft to stasis and growth. The lively pieces also reference the relationship between biological processes and human intervention, as the artist (previously) sculpts organic forms and covers them with unnaturally bold gradients. More
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From a series of publicity photos for ceramic artist Clare Mahoney. Find out more and buy her work at www.crmceramics.co.uk.
By Christina McFall Cyanotype is a fun printmaking technique that is well-suited for printing designs on hand knits and crochet as well as other fabric.
Claire Saffitz likes to do arts and crafts. She’s creative! Innovative! Like Claire herself, these random tools had no intention of making it big, and yet, here we are.
Knitted Human Anatomy Amazing hand made organs. Pure medical geek stuff. Source: I fucking love science Art and Science of Laboratory Medicine Web site: laboratoryeqas.exai.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaboratoryEQAS Twitter: LaboratoryEQAS
Claire Garland est l'auteur de plusieurs livres de patrons de peluches et d'accessoires déco pour enfants, à coudre, crocheter ou tricoter. Elle est également propriétaire d'une boutique disponible sur Etsy et Ravelry, Dot Pebbles "knitted creatures blog".
