Posted by: notbeige on: July 29, 2009
This months Crafty Market is taking place on August 2nd at Dublin Food Co-op building, on Newmarket Sq., five minutes walk from St. Patricks’ Cathedral. There will be 45 stalls selling handicrafts and a raffle with the proceeds going to The Scoop Foundation, an Irish run charity. See full details here on the website.
Posted by: notbeige on: July 28, 2009
Paper Works exhibition at Flow Gallery is running from July 24th until September 19th and features amazing paper art by a number of artists. There will also be workshops run by two of the artists – Lizzie Thomas on 25th July, and Michelle Holden on the 12th September. via Wallpaper*
Posted by: notbeige on: July 28, 2009
This is a great before and after – Kathryn worked her magic on an old telephone table that was fit for the dump, using paint for Colortrend and fabric from Ikea. I think this is better than anything you could buy new – more proof that a little creativity goes a long way
Posted by: notbeige on: July 27, 2009
These are awesome Interweb inspired pillows by Craftsquatch. via Freshome
Posted by: notbeige on: July 27, 2009
Paintings by Scott Listfield from his Astronaut series. Check out more on his website… very cool via Booooooom!
Posted by: notbeige on: July 27, 2009
I’m loving all the cheeky subversive cross-stitch I keep seeing around the interwebs lately… these genius samplers are by Kate Westerholt. via Craftster.org blog
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
Unsettling in a good way Drawing by Danish artist/illustrator Mikkel Sommer. via Inspire Me, Now!
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
A brilliant bit of recycling – love it. via Lionhug
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
Sarah over at Paper+Stitch has been making candy sushi – just looking at them is making my teeth ache! (I still want some though ) Hop on over to see the list of sugary goodies she used…
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
Successful New Zealand artist Roger Griffiths closed his account with his bank, Westpac, by withdrawing his savings of NZ$190,000 – in twenties – when they refused him for a mortgage despite the fact that he had been with them for 25 years and has never missed a loan repayment. He then deposited the cash in [...]
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