About Threefold

You don't stop liking black. You just get better at choosing it 🖤

I'm Michelle. I've had a deathhawk since 1993, I weave on my 8-shaft floor loom out of my Adelaide studio, and I never really left the teenaged version of myself that music, subculture and making things with my hands built. If you know, you know.

Threefold started because I couldn't find what I wanted to wear, burn, or listen to. So I made it.

I’m Michelle Driver - a queer, neurodiverse artist and handweaver based in Adelaide, South Australia, on Kaurna Country. I live here with my partner Anita, my stepdaughter Lily, a small menagerie of rescue animals, and a loom (or four!) that takes up more space than it probably should (emotionally and physically).

Michelle Driver smiling with a blue mohawk and a multicoloured handwoven infinity scarf against a blue background.

THE OBJECTS - Threefold Designs

Handwoven infinity scarves, one at a time, on a loom that takes hours and doesn't cut corners. Candles that don't smell like a hotel lobby. Resin skulls with actual weaving scraps set inside them, because nothing here goes to waste.

None of it is only "Australian designed." It's made by me, in my studio, thread by thread. If you've ever been burned by something that looked handmade and wasn't - you'll understand why that distinction matters to me more than almost anything else.

A torn paper collage of Michelle Driver with a loom shuttle, a mannequin in a green handwoven scarf, a scrunchie on a wrist and an Eccentric Weft Eternal Deep candle tin.

THE FREQUENCIES - Threefold Frequencies

I also make subliminal audio. I know how that sounds, so I'll just say it plainly: no manifestation-speak, no healing journey, no guru energy. Just tracks built for people who are a bit sceptical, a bit tired, and still curious enough to press play. Confidence, menopause, feeling lucky - the stuff that's hard to say out loud but fine to listen to quietly.

WHO THIS IS FOR

I make for people who used to be - or still are - the ones with the weird record collection and the too-much eyeliner. Mostly Gen X, mostly from Australia and New Zealand, mostly allergic to trends and trying-too-hard. But if you're reading this and something's landing, you're probably already one of us, whatever decade you were born in.

I'm not here to convince you of anything. I'm just making the things I wish existed, and hoping they find the people they're for.

5% of every online sale goes to Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre, because that matters to me as much as any of the rest of it.

Every Threefold piece begins on the loom.

Side profile of Michelle Driver with a green and blue mohawk wearing a purple and black diamond weave handwoven scarf against a magenta background.