67 blankets

Great idea. Such wonderful designs and made with love.
These were on display at the entrance to the Turbine Hall Art Fair.

A roar in a parcel

A friend made this lion from a coconut. I think it's gorgeous. If you're wondering why the lion looks so angry it's because he travelled in a parcel with a piece of biltong that was vacuum-wrapped and so he couldn't eat it ;-)

Fly away for an adventure

I bought this plane for Michael's birthday from the guy at the edge of Victory Park. They're gorgeous, I think I'll get another one. Michael was playing with it and said the pilot was flying over the sea.

Age of Aquarius

I have always wanted a 'hippie' denim jacket and when Trish said she's looking for a project I took my jacket and some thread to her. Look what she did! It's awesome. thank you so very much – I love it.

Lone deer in the forest

I love wire art. Yes it's art. And the guy I bought it from said: thank you for your support!

Paper chain 2

Bought these necklaces rolled from paper and tinted, at Artvark. Bought 4 strings and love to wear them all together.

My day in Hillbrow by Elizabeth

Bought at the Alliance Francaise Christmas market 

Other people's children

I feel that everyone's creation is in essence their child so I make a point of buying handmade toys or dolls whenever I come across them, because I know what passion, time and care has gone into creating it. I can't walk by...

Gwen loves Harold is a range by Nicky Page, a Cape Town based maker of things who spends her time sewing, walking her 3 dogs and dreaming of one day owning a house with a big front stoep. http://www.gwenlovesharold.com/

Design Team, original South African designer and printed textiles, based in Pretoria. http://www.designteamfabrics.co.za/

The Shwe Shwe Poppis™ are charming and imaginative fantasy figures are based on a series of original children’s drawings. These quirky and unique creations are providing sustainable employment, educational opportunities and a sense of pride and purpose for many deserving men, women and kids from Soweto. http://shweshwepoppis.com/