Many visitors to the market will recall seeing Bhunny Design's trays of vibrant beads, ready for you to select and have made into your dream necklace, right there, on the spot! Bhavani, the maker behind the brand, works mainly with polymer clay and enjoys experimenting with a variety of surface treatments and embellishments to create her distinct designs.
Come by the market this weekend to treat yourself to a unique Bhunny Design's piece or create one of your own!
Casey's brand Louie and the Fox has been a market favourite here at Rose Street for the past 4 years. A love of colour and fun, vibrant fabric prints are behind the brand. Casey focuses on quirky kids clothes and toys with fabric bunting and hair wraps for all lovers of colour.
You can find Casey and the perfect gift for the kids in your life at the market each weekend!
Inspired by nature, space, the ocean and repetition, Tarn Watkinson creates intricate and often peculiar worlds with a super fine liner on paper. His black and white drawings are full of life and adventure.
Originally from New Zealand, via seven years travelling the world, we're happy to have Tarn and his artwork in Melbourne.
Ever since she made a fantastic train with eyelashes out of toilet rolls, tissue boxes, coloured circles, and wool, Sophie knew that her busy hands had to create things at every little opportunity.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Sophie has endeavoured to pursue a creative life at all times. She has studied visual arts and also Animation & design. She delights in capturing melancholic moods and the passing magic and myth of nature, animals, small moments in time, light and shadow in her work.
Sophie's recent works include glitter and resin vessels and converting her illustrations into enamel pins.
Starting out in the fashion industry, Jeannie found her creative outlet in jewellery label So Sublime. Focussing on a combination of resin and sterling silver, Jeannie has the ability to mix shapes and objects with a kaleidoscope of colours and endless design. Drawing inspiration from the 1920’s and 1930’s celluloid bakelite era, expect to see flowers, butterflies, cats, cicadas and many more little creatures from this time.
Versatility of use is a key element in the designs, as pieces can be worn as a brooch, neckpiece, hairpiece and perhaps even a belt buckle. All it needs is a little imagination by the wearer.
Come and see So Sublime and heaps more this February at The Rose St. Artists' Market.
For all things handmade!
Every Saturday and Sunday
Open 10AM to 4pm
60 Rose Street, Fitzroy 3065
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