Coco|A|Carté Jewellery

My wonderful Meggie bought one of my first

Coco|A|Carté Headbands.

<3

She is a super talented little lady, and you can check her beautiful work out here:

http://meggiewood.blogspot.com/

Looks Tip Top Miss Wood!

If you would like one for £5, please do get in touch! :D

cocoacarte@aol.com

x peace x

Loved making more headbands today <3

More to come!

Coco|A|Carté

I have been exploring my jewellery box again and wanted to make head bands for festivals. I got some splendid green feathers and other bits and bobs, and put this together!

If your at all interested in purchasing one, I'd love to hear from you. Each one will be unique and £5 each plus postage!

The dangling feather also unclips so this ensemblé becomes two different items, a necklace and a headband. Bit cheeky.

Amazing Inspiration

I just have to share my fascination with the sets of Mulberry's latest Autumn/Winter '11 Collection. It's Captured so many things I love.

...Amazing.

Little 'Tweaks' Here and There

The summer is great, and I've dived into my sewing and materials box and started to alter some bits and bobs that I have lying around. This is a Vintage Hat I bought a while back made by Edna Wallace. I've made it less rounded and shaped it forward with lovely bands to flatter the head shape. Looking forward to 'fall where I can rock this fluffy ensemblé.

'Art'

June and July have been great fun. Joined a theatre group and helped paint and construct a set for a production called, 'Art' this month. Very simple set, but it was great to get involved with backstage and helping construct it!

Great News...they want me to design their next set. So excited.

(!!!)

(Thank you Sweeney!)

Second Programme this year, slowly but surely living the dream...

End of Year Exhibition

My end of year exhibition, it's been a busy year and completely flown by but I've loved it!

Tunnel Book

This was my final second year collaborative project with Meggie Wood. We created a tunnel book each using influences from the same poet.

As you open the book, the three dimensional artwork is discovered and the viewer looks through the 'peep-hole' to see the many frames of the tunnel book. In my 'Morning' book, each frame represents each stanza of the poem I picked by James Hogg. So we visually travel through the poem, with an innovative twist on an ordinary book.

Sweeney Todd : The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

It was a long and amazing journey designing the Set for Sweeney Todd. I worked with such a great team, and without them the set wouldn't have been able to come to life! Here are some images from the show! Enjoy ya'bleeders!

Sweeney Todd!

The poster for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Musical!