See you at Mathilda’s Market

We’re as busy as queen bees right now ... why? Because THIS Saturday 26th March, we’re setting up shop at Mathilda’s Market! Mathilda’s is where you’ll find unique, stylish and exquisite baby & kids’ goods from some of Australia’s most gifted designers and crafters. All products are either lovingly handmade, or manufactured in limited quantities and just too irresistible to refuse! Stallholders are carefully handpicked to bring shoppers the most divine assortment of clothing, accessories, home wares and toys for the little ones. Most stallholders at Mathilda’s Market don’t have bricks and mortar stores, so you’re sure to find something utterly original there. If you’re looking to stylishly dress your children or decorate their home environment, and want an alternative to mass-produced items, you’ll adore this Market! When & where: THIS Saturday, 9am to 1pm at the Paddington Town Hall, Oxford St & Oatley Rd, Paddington. Entry is free. More info at: www.mathildasmarket.com.au

new home decor

Finally have some time to decorate my new home. I love the wall in the living room. Super delegate and it gives me room to play around with my own art works.

I also like the flower in my bedroom, next week I am gonna put 2 birds on the other wall so the whole room look like a picture.

more designs

sometimes you wait ages to get new ideas but sometimes you just get it in a blink! Like these days, I have so many ideas in my mind and what I need to do is find some time to draw them out.



i try to print the fabric with rubber stamp but it turned out not as good as I thought. There's always some limitation between printing methods. Screen print has perfect print out but it's expensive and time comsuming. Block print is cheap and neat but it's hard to control the outcome... I really wish I am an expert of printing, but the more I think about it the easier to get nuts...

hope street market

I am very glad that the hope street market went very well during the weekend. It was not not as good as last time, probably because of more competitions in the market, but I enjoy the bigger places and more customers. I guese everyone make less money than last time, but we have more interaction this time. So it's quite fair. Sometimes it's just hard to please every customer at the same time.
I can't get half day off from my work (horrible boss) so I have to prepare the stall on Sat morning which is quite scared coz you never know what will go wrong at the last minute. Thank god everything was alright. I didn't know we have a board behind us so I have absolutely nothing to put on, luckily nice Natalie from Rebound Book gave me some pins to put on the board so i can hang my bags up!
Then I've met some designer friends like Michelle from Shelbyville, Sarch from Scotatto, Aresa from Mam Mam Design. It's good to see everyone around again and I am pleaed that everyone are doing very well!
Then of course I met famous Kara Smith, who made beautiful handbag; Adrienne who made cute little softies Skurvyz and Splodgez, AND Lyndsay and Kelly White from Made by White.
I also met Sally Jarmaine who made beautiful notebook. I bought two notebooks from her 2 or 3 years ago at Mushu on Crown street. At that time I haven't start making Tamptation or Double H. I just thought "wow, cool notebooks, I wish I can make that one day" And today (well yesterday should be) I can't believe I met Sally in person and cut a rubber stamp for her!! How cool!

Well, Hope street market is very enjoyable! I wish I'll be there next time!

Suki

Hope street website

is now updated!
It's really scary to see 60 designers all over the place....
oh my god.. the market is coming in two weeks time...
David kept on asking me if I have enough stocks coz he didn't see anything at home like last time (I turned our place into a little factory) He's pissing me off coz usually he's the one who doesn't care much...
arrrgh... should go to work now...