Author: almondberry

Toy Library. Image Max Kordyl.

Toy Library

I love my local toy library! I was thrilled to be able to help them out with a project recently.  As part of the project I got together with some friends and photographer Max Kordyl to take some amazing shots.

Youth Advisory Council

I’m currently working on a project for City of Fremantle, helping set up the Youth Advisory Council.  It’s amazing…..so much talent, energy and passion in the SWITCH. (the group of young people driving this concept) We are collaborating online and we met face to face recently so it’s full steam ahead.  Here’s some pictures taken by SWITCH member Keane Bourke view his website existencephotography.com

friends folly flowers

Friends, Folly & Flowers

I’m developing and testing a concept with my talented neighbour Bridget. Friends, Folly and Flowers is a pop up imagination playground. It’s a free play space which allows children and their parents to run in and play straight away. no lines, no waiting, no structured activity. Here’s some photos from our experiments so far.  

Fashion for over 60

Fashion ideas for 60+

My Mum was traveling to Europe for the summer to attend my brothers wedding. So even though we live in different countries I started intervening about what she was going to wear as mother of the groom…… Then I got carried away and organised a whole wardrobe for her holiday. It was shipped over waiting for her when she arrived.  So I’d love to post a picture of the final outfit she wore to the wedding but  I still don’t have any official photos yet. Read the magazine of ideas I put together for her.

Christmas Tree project

Every year I try to avoid buying and storing a massive Christmas tree. We have a bush pole in the middle of our living area so we thought we’d try turning it into a tree. Here’s a quick tutorial if you want to give it a go. Materials – 6m cotton drill fabric (108cm wide) – Retic pipe and screws 1. Measure and plan the shape of your tree We made our tree with a 86cm circumference at the top and 3m circumference at the bottom.             2. Make the framework Cut retic pipe to size and use joiners so you can slide the fabric onto the pipe and then attach it to the pole later.  The pipes need to be fixed to the bottom and top of the pole with nails or screws to create tension on the fabric. Note: it took a bit of trial and error to get the tension right.               3. Measure and cut the fabric panels I created 6 …