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Category Archives: freeform crocheting
Stash scrap helmet [or a beanie cover]
The brief: “Mum, I’d like a sort of hat that goes over the other hats. Neutral colours please.” For fishing and camping in the Snowy Mountains. The design points: *keep it simple *use stuff from the stash and choose thick yarns … Continue reading
Posted in Beanie, Clothing, Design, freeform crocheting
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Christmas gifts
Somehow the year is coming to a rapid end. Especially as I plan an overseas trip for the first three weeks of December! I don’t usually inflict my manipulations on people but this year I thought, probably in error, that … Continue reading
Posted in Crocheted brooches, freeform crocheting
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Published again!
I am so pleased that Louise Wells’ article about four Western Australian textile artists was accepted by Down Under Textiles in Issue 26 of 2016. This is a magazine which produces glorious quality images and is happy to publish local … Continue reading
Posted in bead crochet, Design, exhibiting, freeform crocheting, WAFTA
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Juried exhibition: Twenty-one +
I was lucky enough to be included in the judges’ selection of works for Twenty-one Plus, the juried exhibition organised by WAFTA for its 21st anniversary. See http://wafta.com.au/event/21-exhibition-2/ I have to deliver my work, Family Tree, to the gallery tomorrow morning … Continue reading
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Beanie
I’m going to Canberra in July for the graduation of my sister. She will be conferred with a PhD from The Australia National University on 13 July. It will be very cold in Canberra in July. This is a beanie … Continue reading
Posted in Beanie, freeform crocheting, Knitting, Uncategorized
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More jewellery
There are only two sleeps to go before the Gifted event (https://www.facebook.com/openmindtextileworkshops) on Sunday and I’ve been trying to make some more jewellery pieces. Status report:
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OMG! …or Celebration of Diversity
Those of you who sensed that being a husband and father had always been a struggle for ROLAND were correct. Last night I learned that a (metaphorical) sensational tsunami had hit his family. But first, recall that #1 son had … Continue reading
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