Kitchen Table Studios is a concept that has been a major part of my making process for my whole life.

At the moment I'm concentrating on my textile jewelry, and here you will be able to see it before it is in shops or available on-line.

As much as I would like a studio of my own...and one day I hope I have one, for now, it's the kitchen table. The annoying part of working where inevitably you have to pack up before mealtimes has informed the very nature and scale of the projects I make.

Showing posts with label japanese fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese fabric. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

start of necklace...more textile jewelry


start of necklace
Originally uploaded by rachel jk
This is part of my new neckware, I've scored some very nice vintage fabric, and I'm mixing it up with the other Japanese stuff.
They are pretty special.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

christmas whimsy...family and friends...don't look!

These are my Christmas ladies, photographed like this they look a bit fashionista



Sunday, November 21, 2010

Red and other Summer-y colours

Some more necklaces...soon to be for sale
this one is sold

In my big cartel 

I'm keeping this one


And this is how the big red one looks on

Thursday, May 6, 2010

New things to see

This is my latest work, Now I'm doing neck ware too.




Sunday, March 28, 2010

Moving to a new making blog....


See you later elsewares, I may come back here. But for now I'm over here at Kitchen table Studios.

A start

Well, this is my new thing. I've been making these brooches using all the gorgeous little scraps of fabric I've been collecting. The following brooches are for sale at The Briar Patch at The Wintergarden in Geelong, Vic, Australia

The following brooches are all handmade by me. They retail at about A$38. Most are Japanese silks.
















Monday, October 12, 2009

other bits and pieces

My box of goodies...that I'm trying to fill...






Pin cushions

Each Pin cushion is a bit over an inch square and is made up from vintage Japanese fabric, mainly silk. There is a decorative pin in each pin cushion, which I have also made.



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