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Olga Brolga

March 18, 2018 by Ulla 6 Comments

Welcome to Olga Brolga. Ever since I created my Crocodile Wrap I thought I would like to fashion something similar but very different. Don’t ask where I went to school but this is exactly what I wanted to do. Same, same but different! So I looked high and low and in between garbage bins but impossible for me to put my hands on another beautiful jumper to cut up and then put together at random and on impulse. I never give up and for years I have been looking at every op-shop possible including market places to locate the right jumper for the right job. Before I keep rattling on I just want to know if you are familiar with my Crocodile Wrap! If not please have a look at “My Crocodile Wrap” but don’t get lost in my beautiful web page. Please return to this story as it is breaking world … [Read more...] about Olga Brolga

Filed Under: Craft Tagged With: art, clothing, colour theory, fabric, material, wearable

The Inside Out Jacket

February 18, 2018 by Ulla 6 Comments

My friend Lindy gave me a classic grey jacket it was probably a part of a suit trouser gone missing. She found it in an op-shop and was going to give it to one of her daughters Liana to use for an outfit come fascinator and other accessories. She paid $ 2 for the jacket. That was the bargain of the day I dare say! I graciously received the jacket not knowing what to do with it my first thought was to pass it on to someone else as grey is not my colour. You want to know why? Grey is a colour squashed in between black and white. I can’t wear any of those colours. Black drains me of energy; white makes me feel pale and slack! Grey makes me depressed. Now that we are at it I can’t even wear denim very likely as my mother use to say:”Blue suits any fool”. Grey represents conformity, … [Read more...] about The Inside Out Jacket

Filed Under: Craft Tagged With: art, clothing, fabric, jacket, material, recycling, wearable

My Crocodile Wrap

July 12, 2017 by Ulla 3 Comments

Last time we went to Alice Springs was in winter time to take part in the Alice Springs Beanie Festival. Knowing it was going to be a cold experience I knew I needed some woollen clothing and definitely a beanie and some leg warmers. I intended to knit the leg warmers out of my hand spun wool and alpaca but as we all know time flies like blow flies. So departure date arrived and I still had no beanie or leg warmers. We left sunny warm Mareeba not caring much about the cold desert far away. We did not travel far and I was reminded about the frosty nights in Alice when I ogled at the weather forecast on the internet and saw that Alice was sitting on 0 degrees at day break. I knew that I had to get my act together. No good coming to Alice Springs blue legs and frost damaged knees and … [Read more...] about My Crocodile Wrap

Filed Under: Craft Tagged With: art, clothing, crochet, fabric, jumper, material, recycling, silk, wearable, wool, yarn

My collection of hats

July 21, 2015 by Ulla

Every man and his dog need a hat. Have you ever thought about how a hat can change your image in a split second? Also every hat feels different and so do you when you wear it. I have been roaming around the local op-shops and was quite amazed with what I found in the head dress department. After a while you grow out of your old hats. They need a touch up and a dash of sea salt from the Baltic world or even from Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean. Get the knitting needles going, scissors and fabric scrap from your stash. Go to your local dump or have a look in your own rubbish bin for recyclable stuff. Put it all together and before you can count to 217 you have a master piece in your hands. My hat collection turned into a brand new collection of Wonky Vessels. Wonky Vessels Gallery Wonky … [Read more...] about My collection of hats

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Wonky Vessels

July 21, 2015 by Ulla Leave a Comment

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The Wardrobe of King Neptune and Moon Goddess Johanne

June 24, 2015 by Ulla 1 Comment

King Neptune and Moon Goddess Johanne

Take a close look at this beautiful collection of wearable art. This collection is an inspiration from the very tip of Denmark where the two seas meet, Skagerak and Kattegat. It is an inspiration from deep in the sea where only very few sea creatures travel to such as Mermaids, Opochtli the God of fishing from the Aztec mythology and Nehalennia from the Norse mythology, Goddess of the North Sea. Johanne’s hat and shell necklace symbolises her Moon energy. The hat is moon shaped and white. The Green colours of her robe symbolises her adobe where she meets with King Neptune in the deep of the ocean surrounded by seaweed and sea polyps. The green netting on her robe and the fishing net in her hat is a symbol of her attachment and entanglement with the King. King Neptune’s head … [Read more...] about The Wardrobe of King Neptune and Moon Goddess Johanne

Filed Under: Craft Tagged With: beach, clothing, legend, recycling, wearable

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