Black and Blue

New shirtdresses coming soon... Keep an eye on our stockists over the coming month.

Handmade MüCKE

The new Handmade Melbourne is out again and you can find us featured on page 69. Get your own copy from bookstores around Melbourne or visit the HMM website here.

9 days to go!

Just nine more days for you to check out our show as part of the festival How you make it, on at Craft Victoria. Here is a small excerpt from the shows artist statement.

"In sharing stories we are able to spread knowledge, expand ideas and inject new meaning into the lives and experiences of people. The Kitchen, a focal point for this show, becomes a place for the makers Hall and Mucke, to come together to do just this. Through the installation and creation of objects, jewellery and fashion, the audience are invited to experience this conversation.

Kitchen Kitchen, physically shows us ways to re-think the objects and things that lie dormant around us everyday. Inspired by these undervalued and discarded items, Hall and Mucke are able to effectively transform them into something new and contemporary."

There will be closing drinks and artist talks at 2pm on Friday the 11th September. You can also meet the artists when they work in the space on both Thursday the 3rd and 10th September. We look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

Process in the Kitchen..Kitchen

More transformation for the show. Tablecloths to Couture.

Kitchen Kitchen

Craft Cubed is a festival running at Craft Victoria, on until 12th September. Here is preview of some of my work for a show called Kitchen Kitchen. It is part of the festival and is running from 25th August till 12th September. I have collaborated with a Jeweller called John Hall for this show, where we have utilised only pieces found within your kitchen.

These pieces all utelise the threads removed from tablecloths and teatowels.
More images and word on the show will be posted here over the next month or so.

Sometimes you need a pompom.

The latest in t-laces....is the t-lace pompom, pictured above.
For those of you unfamiliar with the t-lace, its a necklace, sometimes bracelet sometimes headband sometimes belt, but always a comfortable accessory- made out of recycled T-shirts. Each piece is hand cut, knotted, bound and sometimes screen printed, stamped or stitched. The t-lace pompom actually uses the waste from other styles of t-lace...how resourceful can you get!
Find yours at Craft Victoria or check our website for other stockists near to you.

Part 1 and Part 2

Two parts... so many possible outfits!
Interactive clothing, what a great way to keep more connected to the things we wear every day. The aim of the jumperscarf is to engage the consumer more in the process of dressing. The eventual outcome is that people will wear things for longer and with greater respect for the garment itself.