Showing posts with label freeform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freeform. Show all posts

Saturday, 25 June 2016

Flower Power Exhibition, Adelaide 2016

After much anticipation, I was lucky enough to see Prudence Mapstone's "Flower Power" exhibition for myself, in real life, when it came to Adelaide as part of the 'Stitches & Craft Show' in May 2016.





This post is full of photos of the amazing crochet and knitting work that makes "Flower Power" so awesome.  Greetings and thanks go out to Prudence, Stephen and Cat who kindly gave me permission to take as many photos as I like and to share them here.  Enjoy!

Thursday, 18 February 2016

Monday, 10 August 2015

Love a Good Yarn at the Migration Museum

Love a Good Yarn:
knitting and crochet from Nanna to now

–a current exhibition at 
the Migration Museum of South Australia.

Colonial two-story building with a verandah and balcony across the front of it.  The supporting posts and balustrades are wooden and decorated with yarnbombing.
This historic building houses the main display
of the Love a Good Yarn Exhibition


Open until 31 August 2015, entry is free.  

Last week, I went with my friend Cheryl to have a look …

Friday, 14 November 2014

Access All Areas: International Access Symbol

International Access Symbol (white wheelchair symbol on a blue background) created with crochet by Jodiebodie using a freeform technique to create the shapes and finished with a white crab stitch border.
My crocheted access symbol
with a white crab stitch border
This is the International Symbol for Access for people with disabilities; all disabilities whether visible or invisible; not just for people who use wheelchairs.

This symbol is no stranger to controversy and it has made the news again this year because it is undergoing a transformation, sparking renewed debate.

Strangely, the International Access Symbol has something in common with 'yarnbombing'; i.e. a guerilla movement has taken it to heart.