well set up for wet felting cushions now, i think bread racks are fantastic
cut through some to make double or triple depth racks
Hi, well this is pretty simple really, just a diary of my exploration of the wonderful British material that is wool, plus any other interesting things I feel like sharing! All this work is made possible by the Design Museum Residency...
Monday, 18 June 2012
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Monday, 11 June 2012
collaboration with Cambridge Bio-polymers
SBW (starch bound wool) is very strong but will be vulnerable to humidity... and mouse attack!
SO
i will be also using a bioplastic developed and produced by Cambridge Bio-polymers
its amazing what incredible alternatives to traditional plastics are being developed now, so excited to start experimenting...
SO
i will be also using a bioplastic developed and produced by Cambridge Bio-polymers
its amazing what incredible alternatives to traditional plastics are being developed now, so excited to start experimenting...
Friday, 8 June 2012
Thursday, 7 June 2012
a visit to a fellow bio plastic enthusiast...
today i went and had a look at Lili's handmade
thanks lili for showing me around your wonderful workshop! it was very interesting to see what other designers are up to with bio plastics...
lili-design.com/events
BIOBIJOUX®
jewelry range, made from 100% natural ingredients and sterling silverlili-design.com/events
Friday, 1 June 2012
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
while the studio move is in effect ive been cooking up a storm in my kitchen...
tasty wool snacks for everyone!
the starch bound wool (SBW from now on... much easier!) takes on an amazing plastic quality when mixed correctly
the starch bound wool (SBW from now on... much easier!) takes on an amazing plastic quality when mixed correctly
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