Emily Comeau

Good news, everyone! This friday(January 24th) FOUR little sparkling artworks will be on display and ON SALE at Argyle Fine Art in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Every year (for the past 10 years!) Argyle Fine Art has been mounting a small works (4″ x 5″) show displaying a MOUNTAIN of talent in a tiny tiny surface as a fundraiser for the gallery and this year I am super proud to have my pieces included in the talented selection!

From their Facebook event page:

“You know the BEST way to celebrate the New Year? With ART of course! Our annual and highly anticipated show of miniature paintings, ceramics, textile and more…that measure just 4″ x 5″ will open on Friday, January 24th. Not to be missed!”

That’s right, don’t miss your chance to walk home with a tiny original masterpiece from these incredible artists. Also, this is the VERY FIRST time I have put an art work from my new glitter series up for sale.

See the Facebook event for more details or keep up to date and see preview of the work for sale at Argyle Fine Art.

Hi all! I have been getting into the holiday spirit and crafting up a storm. I was so busy making things last week I forgot to post a tutorial! Oops! Expect some epic ones in the future to make up for it. 😉

The best part about the holidays is making ornaments I think. There are so many different ones you can quickly create to suit anyone’s interests. Here is a short tutorial for a decorative ornament for the person obsessed with knitting, like myself. Enjoy!

This cute necklace will lift your spirits by looking mad hip while the weather turns from nasty to nastier.

I made this yarn necklace pattern as a tutorial in collaboration with Deserres for their website. Take a look at the full tutorial HERE!

This tutorial is also available in French on the Deserres website along with other fun projects.

If you have trouble following the written instructions for the knot Animated Knots by Grog is an incredible resource for knot trying. This animation is really clear and helps to understand how to tie the ocean plait knot that I used to make the necklace.

Happy corking!