I love this handbag by Stef Francis. I would love a larger bag but with the same technique and those gorgeous cocoons hanging from it. Didn't dare ask how much this tiny one cost.
and look at this necklace - isn't that sweet? I really like how she does these cocoons. Now I want a workshop on how to do them.
Here's a closeup
Just had to include this as I love it. For some reason I am always drawn to green and I just love the different shades used in this embroidery.
Here's a closeup with a bit about the lady who embroidered it
Oh, WOW!
Finally Linda Monk's workshop that my friend Wendy went to - and yes, Wendy made one of these. If only I could get her to upload her work to her blog.
Love this rusty looking shrine (sorry about the photo being dark). Hard to believe it is fabric.
Hope you enjoyed this snapshot of the show.
7 comments:
Those cocoons are really beautiful, I would love to know how they are made too. The embroidery is amazing and in your photo the leaves look so realistic and and as for the shrine, how amazing that it is made from fabric! Wow. Thanks for the photo shoot, it is lovely to see such talent. Hugs, Anne x
Thanks for sharing the photos Neet, those bags look stunning and the beads look good enough to eat (remind me of sweets).
Like the rusty shrine as well - totally different.
See you tomorrow.
Ann B
xx
Fab photo's Neet and the last one I have seen IRL too and it is amazing !
Von ♥
Stunning work! What a brilliant day of drinking in these wonderful exhbits. Thanks for sharing Pxx
Fab! I can imagine you oo-ing and ah-ing all round the show. Such lovely things. x Jo
Fantastic photos and I too dread to think how much a kit for a larger bag would be!!!
Sam xxx
All your photos have turned out really well, and I promise to put more things on my blog.
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