Woven 3D Animals - Louise Weaver's Needlepoint Take on Taxidermy (GALLERY)


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I adore the work of Australian Louise Weaver, and in particular, the all-red piece entitled ‘Taking a Chance on Love’. Her radical animal crochet sculptures even won her the Cicely and Colin Rigg Contemporary Design Award of $30,000. These pieces are perilously close to kitsch but manage to pull it off with a more high fashion feel. The colour and texture of her works are amazing due to her special technique: she buys and pulls apart Issey Miyake for her sculptures. Source: smh.au Via: we-make-money-not-art |
Counterfeit Crochet - Knitted Knock Offs (GALLERY)
This counterfeit crochet project is a very tongue in cheek statement about the counterfeit of goods. The designers claim this is a critique of a political economy. It looks like some awesome arsing around… [More]
Crafts for Environmental Awareness - Hyberbolic Crochet Reef (GALLERY)
The hyperbolic crochet reef started in Australia, gathering beautiful creatures, made by avid crocheters, wherever it went. It then travelled around the U.S. and has now come to London where it can be… [More]
Lace Furniture - The Crochet Chair
Another addition to the "LACE" trend in interior design is the new Crochet Chair that Marcel Wanders showed for the first time at the Smart Deco - A Period Room of the 21st Century event, is really beautiful!… [More]
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