I've been making some more brooches... playing around with some ideas. The fimo ideas are starting to come together but I do have to get better at the ol' fimo manipulation. Those dints on the black + white cloud are not a good look ;) Anyway, it's all fun. Happy Creative Spaces everyone! You can find more creative spaces at Kirsty's here.
so clever! there was a photo that i wished i could have taken this morning for you {sorry, didn't have the camera on me}, of the concrete in dark grey and the adjoining concrete fence, in light grey and a fallen flower in bright pink red . . . the lines and patches and bursts of colour reminded me of your brooch designs :)
Gosh your so freaking cleveR! I LOVE the addition of FEMO! The green and wgite one remonds me of a truck or train, and the cloud is SUPER CUTE! Keep at it...........cant wait to purchase one of these on your shop when its up!
Good for you for taking on a new project, out of the comfort zone.... and for being prepared that things might not be perfect (in your eyes)... yet! They are very cute and the black, green and white look great together.
love the use of fimo! Is that a cloud shape that inspired the black and white one? Just adorable- Lovely work Kylie- I can see sharing a studio space with you and me doing my small ATC's and you doing your brooches and lots of coffee in between- hmmm- Annamaria xx
You have such a playful and creative approach to this brooch-making caper. I love it Kylie. And wow, fimo, that takes me back. I used to make fimo things but always felt like I never quite achieved my fimo potential :-)
Hey Kylie - these are looking awesome. I have a couple of Fimo tips though, hopefully they might help :)
1. Roll your Fimo on a ceramic tile - that way you can put it straight into the oven and it saves you having to 'lift' the clay and get fingerprints in it.
2. Use a couple of ice-lolly sticks (stick a few together for extra height) on either side of the clay when you're rolling - this means that the clay will stay the same thickness all the across.
Good luck with it - I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
you have been busy kylie, gorgeous! i see you are reading paris made by hand, and? thinking of getting it. you must be not far away of going to paris. x
So cute and quirky I love them :)
ReplyDeleteI like the greens!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Kylie! I love fimo...
ReplyDeletei like the circle of colour/texture! the rest are cool too, but that one far exceeds on the cool-o-meter :)
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I love the combination of textures, shapes and colours.
ReplyDeleteGreat colour combos!
ReplyDeletemore great broaches :)
ReplyDeletevery nice Kylie. I love the way you combine mediums :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the black and white cloud, dints just give extra character.
ReplyDeleteso clever!
ReplyDeletethere was a photo that i wished i could have taken this morning for you {sorry, didn't have the camera on me}, of the concrete in dark grey and the adjoining concrete fence, in light grey and a fallen flower in bright pink red . . . the lines and patches and bursts of colour reminded me of your brooch designs :)
Great colour combo's Kylie. That minty green is lovely with the black and white. You've got a fantastic creative approach. Anita. xx
ReplyDeleteGreen and black - what a killer combination! These brooches are so very cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are really gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGosh your so freaking cleveR! I LOVE the addition of FEMO! The green and wgite one remonds me of a truck or train, and the cloud is SUPER CUTE! Keep at it...........cant wait to purchase one of these on your shop when its up!
ReplyDeleteLove the green and black combo. That's twice today I have read about Fimo and have no idea what it is. Will have to look it up!
ReplyDeleteHa! I recognize my logo in one of your brooches! :) Of course I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI like the fimo-felt (feltmo??!!) combo and the colours. Have fun working on these!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for taking on a new project, out of the comfort zone.... and for being prepared that things might not be perfect (in your eyes)... yet! They are very cute and the black, green and white look great together.
ReplyDeleteOh yay I love the green!! These are great, Kylie :)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful Kylie. I love your brooches.
ReplyDeletelove the use of fimo! Is that a cloud shape that inspired the black and white one? Just adorable- Lovely work Kylie-
ReplyDeleteI can see sharing a studio space with you and me doing my small ATC's and you doing your brooches and lots of coffee in between- hmmm-
Annamaria xx
You have such a playful and creative approach to this brooch-making caper. I love it Kylie. And wow, fimo, that takes me back. I used to make fimo things but always felt like I never quite achieved my fimo potential :-)
ReplyDeleteOh Kylie the cloud is my fave! Great colours
ReplyDeleteHey Kylie - these are looking awesome. I have a couple of Fimo tips though, hopefully they might help :)
ReplyDelete1. Roll your Fimo on a ceramic tile - that way you can put it straight into the oven and it saves you having to 'lift' the clay and get fingerprints in it.
2. Use a couple of ice-lolly sticks (stick a few together for extra height) on either side of the clay when you're rolling - this means that the clay will stay the same thickness all the across.
Good luck with it - I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
oh cute!
ReplyDeleteYour use of colour and design are wonderful Kylie! Can I ask, what size approx are the brooches?
ReplyDeleteoh! the stitching...the clouds...the string, your work sings!
ReplyDeleteyou have been busy kylie, gorgeous! i see you are reading paris made by hand, and? thinking of getting it. you must be not far away of going to paris. x
ReplyDeleteLoving the green, and the fimo :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great Kylie, I love the red ones in particular. bet you're getting excited about coming to Europe...
ReplyDeleteYour brooches are works of art, Kylie. I love them. I also love the idea of fabric vases in your post from yesterday. Cheerio, Woollywotnots.
ReplyDeleteI love the patchworky nature of your brooches Kylie. They are beautiful
ReplyDeleteoh yes kylie. i love these. i love how totally abstract they are, like all the little bits got together in the night and made themselves! x
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic combination!
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing, I love them! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteNice combinations Kylie :)!
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