The Delightful Things Event was a wonderful and successful day!
Thank-you from all of us at the Umbrella Collective, we are looking forward to more Umbrella events in the coming year. Stay tuned to the blog to see more of what the Umbrella Collective has to offer.
Sarah Bowe's linen bunnies stand up for one another in their smart Japanese fabric and denims.
These wide lipped bowls, by Shannon Garson, detail a single leaf like a botanist's sketch book; within, the fine porcelain is washed with a glowing pastel hue.
MoonBeans fall from the moon on bright nights. They are seeds from the Gaint Cassia Tree that grows on the moon. They are particularly lucky for travellers.
MoonBeans are from Flying Star Toys by Florence Forrest.
Shannon Garson's porcelain is the canvas for her exquisite hand drawn and painted bowls. Here the Australian Violet seems to emerge from the morning mist.
Meet TechGnoMe, they come from the Virtual Magic Forest. They are super happy and with their magic tassle they are super lucky too. TechGnoMe would love to live in your Virtual Garden (that is your computer desk ;) or anywhere that needs some fun. They are sure to bring you a happier day!
TechGnoMe are a Flying Star Toy by Florence Forrest.
UMBRELLA COLLECTIVE PRESENTS
delightful things direct from the makers
saturday 25 november 2006
9am -3pm
st francis theological college
233 milton road milton
brisbane
entrance via baroona rd
parking available
cash or cheque only
refreshments available
umbrella collective
www.umbrellacollective.blogspot.com
phone kylie 0429 330073
Wrap yourself in the soft pleasure of patchwork. Sarah Bow's linen scarfs will envelope you like a seaside dream.
Rebecca Ward. Pebbles collected from NZ beaches- orange from Katiki, gray from Okarito.
Knitwit necklace by Liana Kabel.
One-of-a-kind necklaces made from vintage knitting needles.
Novas Infinite are from another dimension. Their name means "Beings of Infinite Light". They came to our dimension in the mid 1990s and have been popping in ever since. Interestingly, they feed on electromagnetic radiation and so love to sit near TVs and computers.
This Novas Infnite is from the Limited Edition range.
For more of the story see Here to Help - Novas Infinite
Novas Infinite are a Flying Star Toy by Florence Forrest.
Sarah Bowe is famous for her packaging: beautifully wrapped soap sealed with a vintage postage stamp.
Kylie Johnson has delved into her antique button collection to make ceramic earrings with a vintage look.
