Showing posts with label tatting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tatting. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Second chances

I have a success rate of 2:5 when I crochet/tat my motifs. This means, I have a pile of motifs I'm not satisfied with and I also have motifs that I'm happy with but not wowed due to a combination of things, mostly matching of buttons. Last night, I revisited two motifs that I made and chained up but never intend to put on Etsy because it just didn't do it for me. Since I have a rummage-able amount of buttons now, I decided to re-button these motifs to make them into "Ooos!!".


Un-named as for now.



I've also started hand writing my tags for the Granny Panties craft bazaar on Saturday, I love Indian Ink!

I should really start on cutting out my displays tonight.


Speaking of second chances...I can't believe Audrina totally believes a rumor told her to by a friend she has only known for 2 years over Lauren's trusty friendship! For those of you who don't know, not only do I have an unhealthy passion for buttons, this also bleeds into the great realms of reality TV. (The Hills specifically but anything will do!)


It seem to come out of no where! Oh Audrina, you have slimmed down too much and you've lost a bit of your mental stability with that weight! When I watch the show, I always keep going back and forth as to who's fashion sense I really like. I really like Audrina's sense of rocker chick wardrobe but Lauren's more simplistic edgy which I think, in reality, I'd be more prone to wearing. Oh my god, what a nerd, I'm talking about reality TV shows on my blog.




Wednesday, October 29, 2008

About Muntedkowhai



Muntedkowhai was created in 2008 in Portland, Oregon by Puiyi Tiffany Pang. Puiyi is a Hong Kong born, New Zealand raised scientist who has returned
to her artistic intuitions through Muntedkowhai.

Muntedkowhai is a range of high quality hand crafted jewelry, focusing on the hybrid of original and unique designs with traditional methods of textile creations. The attention to romantic detail and contrasts in materials are hallmarks of Muntedkowhai style.

Recently relocated to the art mecca of Australia, Melbourne, Muntedkowhai
continually creates visually sensual and original pieces of one of a kind works.