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Showing posts with label Eleanor DuFault. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eleanor DuFault. Show all posts

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Fiber Fest at Shift Boutique This Weekend

'Pick Up Stitch' knit chains accessorize Feral Childe's S/S 2011 'Tarquinia Collection'

For those lucky enough to be enjoying autumn in New England this weekend, there will be a Fiber Fest at Shift Boutique in Hyannis, MA on Saturday, October 16 from 11am to 3pm. Hand-weaver Kelly Knight and knitter extraordinaire, Elly DuFault, will be on-site sharing their artisan designs with demos of their unique techniques with fiber. Do not miss this great opportunity to learn more about Kelly's finely woven bamboo scarves and Elly D.'s organic yarn woolens, including the 'Pick Up Stitch' knit chains she recently created for Feral Childe.

Colorful images from weaver Kelly Knight's studio


Visit Shift Boutique's website for contact details or visit their FaceBook posting on the event.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Feral Childe S/S 2011 Debuts PickUp Stitch Knit Chains

Feral Childe S/S 20ll 'Tarquinia Collection' with PickUp Stitch Chains

Feral Childe S/S 20ll 'Tarquinia Collection' with PickUp Stitch Chains

Summer is winding down and fashion weeks are gearing up, but the cool ladies at Feral Childe are, as usual, ahead of the pack with their latest art fashion templates of stylish fun. The S/S 2011 'Tarquinia Collection' is perhaps the most stunning yet from this design duo, as they reference Etruscan antiquity with a modern spin on Mediterranean silhouettes, eye-popping graphics, and an earth-sky palette. 

Feral Childe S/S 2011 'Twist Pleats Dress' in Aqua Tarquinia Print

Feral Childe S/S 20ll 'Tarquinia Collection' with PickUp Stitch Chains

PickUp Stitch knit chain necklaces are one-of-a-kind accessories crafted by artist/designer Eleanor DuFault in her "knitting shack" in rural Maine. Eleanor uses organic fiber and yarns and playfully twines together these earth-toned hues as a layering element that you can don in multiple ways. It has even been suggested to wear the chains as a vest. These pieces are either three or four tiers and come in a range of unique textures and tones.

Feral Childe S/S 20ll 'Tarquinia Collection' with PickUp Stitch Chains

For further information on PickUp Stitch knit chains, e-mail Feral Childe directly here. For readers in San Francisco, Alice Wu of Feral Childe will be speaking with Joslin Van Arsdale of Eco Citizen at the Eco Tuesday meet up this evening. Do not miss out on what is sure to be a very groovy eco fashion pow-wow.

Feral Childe S/S 2011 'Abalone Tank with Turbine Trouser'

*Learn more at Feral Childe / Shop Feral Childe at SHIFT Boutique

 

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