News — alternative artist

#sorrynotsorryOn this warp:  a birthday scarf for my stepdaughter Lily, and more scarves for my stockist, The Jam Factory.This was my wild and crazy Friday night, haha!

Well, I’ve learnt a lesson!So, I’ve been talking about wearing what makes you feel good, and the colours you love, and getting out of your comfort zone.Well, last week I bought this HOT PINK LIPSTICK!’So what?’ you may be thinking. But after my fave lippy was discontinued (shout out to gemma), I needed to find a new one, and I realised that I had been playing safe.I’m one of those people who only has 1 lipstick … yeah, crazy! And I’m not a ‘red lipstick’ person at all (it’s not my colour!). So I thought … what about hot pink?...

Thank you to everyone who visited the Bowerbird Design Market - it was AWESOME!!I had so much fun talking about your unique, personal style, and how I can help with delicious scarves :)You can find everything on my website - more scarves will be added soon!PS - massive thanks to my partner Anita and step daughter Lily for helping me out - you can see them in this pic :)

The Liquorice Allsorts are here!!! I’m super excited about these - they are so fun to make, and I confess I made myself a Cravat version in my favourite cool colours ;)I will be bringing them to the Bowerbird Market … unless they sell earlier! There are a couple of long scarves in different colourways to choose from, and one Cravat.What do you think? Do you prefer multi-coloured, or are you more of a single-colour fan?  

Cool colours vs warm colours I know that a lot of people believe in ‘seasonal colour analysis’ … but really, I believe more in WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD !I love cool colours - they just make me feel good, and they compliment the rest of the clothes I wear. Some colours have a warm and cool version - for example, you can have a cool green (that is more blue based) or a warm green (more yellow based). I find Olive Green to be warmer than the Emerald Green.How about you? What are you more drawn to? Let me know...