Bangarra Dance Company's performance Patyegarang has kicked off this week at the Sydney Opera House. This is another wonderful commission from Jennifer Irwin, Costume Designer for Bangarra;
who is great to work with as she gives me free reign with the design of
the pieces. I can't wait to see this beautiful performance when I'm in
Sydney next week.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Monday, June 9, 2014
New Construction Stockist
This beautiful shop; Poet's Ode in the Adelaide Hills, is now stocking our range of Construction Knitting patterns, Wooli yarn and Wooden Knitting Needles. Their ethos reads:
"Our aim is to support ethically made/ sourced goods both locally and abroad, we feel strongly about being part of the global artisan market. With a focus on handcrafted, organic and natural, simple classic design and pieces that will be heirlooms of the future...." Poet's Ode
"Our aim is to support ethically made/ sourced goods both locally and abroad, we feel strongly about being part of the global artisan market. With a focus on handcrafted, organic and natural, simple classic design and pieces that will be heirlooms of the future...." Poet's Ode
Labels:
CONSTRUCTION,
STOCKISTS
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
KNITWEAR DESIGN Book
A new book by Carol Brown, Knitwear Design, published by Laurence King (UK). I am featured in there albeit small; on page 79 in the UNDERSTANDING YARNS chapter with the images of cascading wool on my studio shelves, and sample sheets of yarn; also on page 98 with an image of Wool Collar from a previous collection in the chapter on TEXTURE.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
BANGARRA DANCE COSTUME
Just completed a costume commission for The Bangarra Dance Theatre's next performance 'Patyagarang', opening at Sydney Opera House 13 June, followed by a countrywide tour.
Labels:
BANGARRA DANCE THEATRE,
Costume Design
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
FASHION KNITWEAR book by Jenny Udale
I am so honored to be included in this book of 40 international designers written by Jenny Udale and published by Laurence King (UK); this is a sumptuous book documenting the practice and process of progressive knitwear design profiling Missoni, Pringle of Scotland, Sonia Rykiel, Sandra Backlund amongst others.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Interview on the MillMia Blog.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Viva Magazine
My new season collection is in Auckland's Herald newspaper magazine, Viva, today! Beautiful photograph by Pam Tinning, and styled by Sarah Bell.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Macrame' Installation
Gather's Macrame (supplied by Spoonful Design) installation at The Autumn Salon event last Saturday night at Aroha.
Monday, February 24, 2014
The Autumn Salon
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Shapeshifting Conference at AUT
Shapeshifting, is a Textile and Fashion design conference at Auckland Univeristy, and is probably the most exciting industry event to be held in this part of the world, with Nick Cave (USA), Gareth Pugh (The Mad Prince of British Fashion), Otto Van Busch (New York's Parsons School of Design), coming over. Wow!!
Monday, February 10, 2014
New Collaboration with Patons
I'm celebrating another collaboration with Australian Country Spinners for their Paton's yarn range. They have have adapted my Construction No 4. triangle knitting pattern for their chunky wool/alpaca blend called INCA which comes in 18 colours. Available at all Spotlight stores in Australia and New Zealand this winter.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
WallFlower Workshop
Gather is holding a one day knitting workshop using naturally dyed yarns of silk, linen, cotton and wool; to create leaves and petals that can transform into sculptural broaches, scarfs, necklaces or garlands. Saturday 25 January from 11am to 3pm. To register your interest email or telephone the shop as places are limited.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
New Years Eve Outdoors
Monday, December 30, 2013
But not for long....
Gather reopens on Friday 3rd January with a SALE of recent season knitwear, samples and seconds which runs for 2 days only.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Aaaahhh, some time off....
An hour and a half drive north east of Napier leads to the Kaweka Forest where we parked the car and followed the track to the Mohaka River. An hour's walk opened up to a perfect soft patch of grass for a picnic amongst the wild flowers and kereru and a fresh water pool swim amongst the trout. Don't have any Kinfolkesque action shots, but you can see the landscape through my lense. Pretty amazing spot to unwind.
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