It’s amazing the things you can get done when you’re supposed to be focusing on something else. Yesterday, as I was riding the bus back from a disappointing yarn shopping adventure, I found a lost crochet hook at the bottom of my purse and on a whim whipped up a little mushroom to pass the time.
Because I love procraftinating like no other……
I wrote out the crocheted Mushroom Pattern to share with you! So now you can avoid your responsibilities by making little fungi too! Enjoy!
Did you miss seeing Chroma Cat in person this past winter? Well, now is your chance to get up close and personal with it’s fluffy face! (or faces) Chroma Cat is going to be on display as part of Transformations, a group show over at LeLivart gallery in Montreal. The show runs from June 8 – July 14, 2017. For more information be sure to check out the Facebook event.
Vernissage: June 8 from 6 – 9 pm. I hope to see you there!
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Hi, all!
After a rainy season, things are blooming left right and centre. Flowers, flowers everywhere! If you have a chance, you should make a plan to head out to the Neighbourhood Gallery in Toronto next week and check out all the things blossoming on their walls.
The show, Tending the Wallflower runs from June 4 – September 24, 2017, with an opening reception on June 11.
If you spot my piece, drop me a line! Hint: it’s very sparkly 😉
Kicking off 2017 with a bang, I have a show of new work up at the Ted T. Katz Family Trust Gallery in Montreal. I’ve been hard at work over the holiday and there are ELEVEN new pieces making their debut! These pieces aren’t even on the website yet, so you’ll have to come to the show to see them 🙂
The exhibition is parallel with the play Bakersfield Mist presented by Centaur Theatre and open from January 31 – February 26, 2017. Come and check it out!
I’m feeling very grateful and inspired this month and I hope you are too. I have a lot more art planned for 2017 too so stay tuned for more updates (and more glitter ;)) Happy New Year!
As winter keeps on hitting us with her best shot, I find myself gathering strength from the idea of that at least I don’t live on an ACTUAL ice planet. As much as it might feel like Niflhelm out there, an end IS in sight I swear. Thankfully, one of my favourite activities pairs excellently with the urge hibernate with Netflix and I have been knitting up a storm as the white stuff continues to fall.
Inspired by these super sweet toques made by Tuck Shop Trading Co, this past weekend I decided to design my own hat for the borough that I live in, the ice planet Hoth.
“And I thought they smelled bad on the outside…”
Snazzy, huh?
Buck up chum! I swear spring will happen… eventually. In the meantime, stay warm!
*Yeah, I know, my wreath is still up, what’s it to you. I’m festive all year round, what can I say?
Emily Comeau 