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| Clara surveying everyone's work at the end of the day |
Saturday evening, sitting in the domestic airport lounge feeling miserable with flu and dreading the flight ahead.
Sunday morning, all drugged up, doing a workshop in Melbourne. Cutting stencils, printing up wallpaper [!].
Sunday evening, home again with my roll of bespoke wallpaper under my arm. Wrecked and bemused by that surreal blip of flu-hazed activity.
Very inspiring workshop run by the UK-based Australian textile designer Clara Vuletich - her hand printed, layered, non-aligned wallpapers are just beautiful. I know the word is spreading about Harvest Textiles who ran this particular workshop and I join the many who praise the talents and professionalism of the serene Emma.
Really hope I didn't infect anyone with my germs. Would have been very sorry to miss this event.
5 comments:
Wow! This is just fantastic Carmel - what a wonderful experience. I do, however, admit to intense envy that it isn't happening in Brisbane too ;) Can't wait to see more of your wallpaper creations. Kx
I am so glad you went! Those Harvest girls rock! I couldn't go along as I'm in Kyoto (I'm not complaining really!) but am happily admiring the pics on your blogs and Harvest's.
oh!!! i would have LOVED to have gone... BUT did love ur work as seen in Made by others, thanks for the tip..
It was lovely meeting you Carmel. I may have picked up some of your germs though and spent a couple of days in bed with a head cold... I guess I needed the rest though :)
It wasn't too bad - I wasn't as sick as you. The headache was the worse - thankfully passed yesterday. take care!
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