Back from Market

Stalls shown in photo's: Drawstring, alfalfa, Whiskers Lane, Stannard-inc, Fox !ink

I can't believe that I haven't shared these photo's with you guys yet. Well these were taken when I went to the Art & Design Market and couple of weekends ago. It was such a lovely day with the sun shinning and lots of people cramming in to wonder around and look at all the stalls. Unfortunately I didn't end up purchasing anything, but there were so many great things that I wish I could of gotten my hands on. I am already looking forward to the next market in November, which I'll probably purchase most of my Christmas gifts from.

I also just wanted to give a little shout out to Emma from Milk Thieves Art & Design who puts so much work into organising these markets. It is always such a great day out, so thank you Emma for all the hard work :)

Photo Credit: Photo's by me

Art & Design Market

I am very excited to be attending the Art and Design Market in Wollongong this Sunday. It is always such fun and great day with the looking around at all the goodies and talking to the lovely vendors. If you live in the area then be sure to make an appearance and to buy a lot of goodies while your there. As for me, I'll be there bright and early so I can get first picks of all the great items for sale. Also if you are coming then be sure to let me know as I would love to meet you and say hello :)

To find out more about the market visit their facebook or event page. You can also check out some of my photos that I took at the last markets back in April here. 

 

Photo Credit: pearled

Attia

I hope to one day own such pretty kitchen and dining ware such as these when I eventually move out of home. These amazing pieces are from the collection of the Australian design label, Attia. They embrace nature and promote a lifestyle that is simple yet chic by using multifunctional pieces that inspire natural beauty at the dinner table. All their pieces are handmade and are made from either wood or ceramic material. I definitely have my eye on the wooden spoons and the white mug with saucer. Could you imagine if you whole kitchen area was like this, it would be so magical.

Images found on Attia website

Design Life Shop

Design Life Shop is a online shop based in Australia where you can find unique objects, beautiful homewares and creative gifts. These are a few pieces that I adore but my absolute favourite is the camera lamp in the first picture. I also already own the tape dispenser in the third picture, which sits on my desk looking pretty cool. I definitely recommend everyone to check this store out to see what might take your fancy.

Keep Calm and...

One of the most iconic images of the 21st century from Britain are the 'Keep Calm and Carry On' posters. I'm sure that everyone knows the history behind the poster so I won't bore you with a history lecture. It's such a great saying isn't, simple yet packed with so much meaning. It has also become a saying I learn to live by from day to day. So it is only natural that I want a poster myself.

What I also love about 'Keep Calm and Carry On' is that it has inspired other people to create posters based around its simple design and saying. KeepCalmShop is a great little esty store that sells numbers of posters that bring a sense of humor and inspire us to continue doing the things we love to do. Their are a lot of very cute posters that I would love to put up on my wall. I especially would love the 'Keep Calm and Paint On' and the 'Keep Calm and Snap On'.

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On another note I hope everyone is enjoying this weeks posts so far. I have been having a lot of fun putting these together for you guys. Also I won't be posting tomorrow as I will be having a little me time as all my majors will have be done and over with. Don't worry though, this weekend I have two great posts to finish off my British week.

365 Knitting Clock

Have you got the time to knit a scarf in time for winter? Well why not let someone else do it, in this case a clock. Siren Elise Wilhelmsen is a designer from Germany who has won public attention for her unique products. Designing products that have a personality and humour her aim is to produce products that challenge how people interacte with their surroundings. Above you see her product 365 knitting clock. As a funtional product its quite fantastic but I love the concept and the idea it represents. It visualises and shows us time as a three-dimensional form over the course of an entire year. Time is a constant moving thing each day which is registered as one round around the clock. After a whole year has passed the has finish a 2 metre long scarf where by then the yarn is replaced and a new year can be knitted.

Check out some of Siren Elise Wilhelmsen's other products and some of her projects.