Summer time slow time...
However, besides a lot of festivals, some work got done as well.
I made a 'one off' cardigan for my little birthday girl:
... tailor made trousers
... and upholstered beach chairs, a nice & new experience!

Showing posts with label upholstering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label upholstering. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
La Conquista
La Conquista stands for a small assembly of jute products / accessories aswell as a capsule collection of women's clothes, inspired by islamic graphics, architecture and my overall love for Spain.
A year ago, Koffiekàn, an ethical & sustainable coffee-roasting factory, gave me the opportunity to use their old coffeebags for making new products. As a strong believer in promoting recycling & upcycling, this new challenge was -again- right up my alley!
Every product I made is limited, since all the materials (lining / wool & sewing thread for embroidery / buckles /...) are either second-hand, designer-overstock, inherited or leftovers.
In case you're interested in one of the products, do not hesitate to contact me!
This is only the beginning, I fell in love with the material... a whole new world opened up for me; so you can expect more jute products in the future!
* April 20th 15:00 - 21:00 home-expo @Tarbot35 - contact me @sharon.slingeneyer@telenet.be for an invitation! *
Paloma basket - an Ode to Spain
Jute: Koffiekán - Lining: overstock / present / final series - Wool: inheritance Taant
Franka belt - an Ode to my Heroine
Jute: Koffiekán - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Lining: overstock / present / final series - Buckles: flea market / inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Carmen wallet - an Ode to a mentor
Jute: Koffiekán - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Lining: overstock / present / final series - Zippers: new - Binding ribbon: flea market
Juta tote bag - an Ode to Jute (Sanskrit for pigtail)
Jute: Koffiekán - Lining: final series - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Straps: leftovers - Leather: present - Wool: inheritance Taant & leftovers
Rings: new
Sharon Slingeneyer carpet
Jute: Koffiekán - Embroidery wool: inheritance Taant
A collaboration with Take A Seat
Conquista folding screen
Jute: Koffiekán - folding screen: new & pimped :-)
Let there be light lampshade
Jute: Koffiekán - lamp: property of friends, thank you Pieter & Eva for letting me use yours!
Erika poncho shawl - an Ode to Almuñecar
Fabric: overstock - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Carlina blouse - an Ode to mum & a mentor
Fabric: overstock / final series - Sewing thread: flea market / inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Reyes skirt - an Ode to queens & One queen in particular
Fabric: final series / vintage - Lining: final series -
Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant - Zippers & elastic: new
40°03'09.98" Tee - an Ode to Menorca
Fabric: final series / overstock - Sewing thread: new
Ribbon: flea market
Sofía hairband - an Ode to the Spanish Queen
Fabric: present / overstock - Sewing thread & elastic: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Maria Luísa bracelet
Jute: Koffiekán - leather: recycled
A collaboration with Marlies Davans
A year ago, Koffiekàn, an ethical & sustainable coffee-roasting factory, gave me the opportunity to use their old coffeebags for making new products. As a strong believer in promoting recycling & upcycling, this new challenge was -again- right up my alley!
Every product I made is limited, since all the materials (lining / wool & sewing thread for embroidery / buckles /...) are either second-hand, designer-overstock, inherited or leftovers.
In case you're interested in one of the products, do not hesitate to contact me!
This is only the beginning, I fell in love with the material... a whole new world opened up for me; so you can expect more jute products in the future!
* April 20th 15:00 - 21:00 home-expo @Tarbot35 - contact me @sharon.slingeneyer@telenet.be for an invitation! *
Paloma basket - an Ode to Spain
Jute: Koffiekán - Lining: overstock / present / final series - Wool: inheritance Taant
Franka belt - an Ode to my Heroine
Jute: Koffiekán - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Lining: overstock / present / final series - Buckles: flea market / inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Carmen wallet - an Ode to a mentor
Jute: Koffiekán - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Lining: overstock / present / final series - Zippers: new - Binding ribbon: flea market
Juta tote bag - an Ode to Jute (Sanskrit for pigtail)
Jute: Koffiekán - Lining: final series - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Straps: leftovers - Leather: present - Wool: inheritance Taant & leftovers
Rings: new
Sharon Slingeneyer carpet
Jute: Koffiekán - Embroidery wool: inheritance Taant
A collaboration with Take A Seat
Conquista folding screen
Jute: Koffiekán - folding screen: new & pimped :-)
Let there be light lampshade
Jute: Koffiekán - lamp: property of friends, thank you Pieter & Eva for letting me use yours!
Erika poncho shawl - an Ode to Almuñecar
Fabric: overstock - Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Carlina blouse - an Ode to mum & a mentor
Fabric: overstock / final series - Sewing thread: flea market / inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Reyes skirt - an Ode to queens & One queen in particular
Fabric: final series / vintage - Lining: final series -
Sewing thread: inheritance Antoinette & Taant - Zippers & elastic: new
40°03'09.98" Tee - an Ode to Menorca
Fabric: final series / overstock - Sewing thread: new
Ribbon: flea market
Sofía hairband - an Ode to the Spanish Queen
Fabric: present / overstock - Sewing thread & elastic: inheritance Antoinette & Taant
Maria Luísa bracelet
Jute: Koffiekán - leather: recycled
A collaboration with Marlies Davans
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Impatience is a virtue
I quite enjoyed upholstering this little wooden box.
It made me realise again that I actually adore meticulous and painstaking work.
I was supposed to be this very impatient person, but challenging myself this way gave me peace...
who would've thought :-)
Good luck with your box, Valentine!
Friday, 14 October 2011
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Yes You CANS
For three years I collected empty coffee cans.
I upholster them with textile leftovers, which turns them into a functional and aesthetic storage item.
They were made as a guest assignment for http://www.deinvasievankortrijk.be/ and will be for sale soon on http://www.deinvasie.be/
Hundreds of cans are still waiting for new remainders... a project to be continued!
Thank you Yves for the pics!
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