... is it a plane?
It's Super Cosy!
A strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal cosies.
Off to the Powerhouse Museum Sydney as part of a little mini exhibition during the months of March April May 2010.
In time to accompany the release of REALLY Wild Tea Cosies.
What you see here is NOT in the book. Nah. It is in my head. And on this tea pot.
Able to leap tall tables in a single pour.
Fights a never ending battle for colour, style and hot tea.
17 comments:
that's just too clever and stylish for words! And now I'm wondering what IS in this book if this ISN'T??!! Can't wait.
What? Its too late in the evening for me to figure this!
At first I thought it was a cosy for one of those mega teacups - and then my brain blew up.
Quite amazing!
wow girl, look at those colours, super amazing, wonderfull, crazy...ect.ect.
super-duper-de-pooper!!!
oh! these colors are smile making, loani!!
I agree with Jacqui. if this is NOT in the book, what is?
I realy love this one !!
The colours are beatyfull!!
Monique
That's just amazing!!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
l am just learning to knit..your work is amazing and l love your sense of humour. Thanks for cheering up my very wet, cold, miserable Sunday even ing!x lynda
Spectacular. I too can't wait for the new books release
I'm admiring this supercosie for a few days now.....It's still to beautifull for words....
OMG - these are fabulous.
What the hell is the book going to be like!
.... and play a little song on the squeeze box as well..
just spotted 10 balls DK kiwi on eBay.... mah ha ha ha ha!
...... a slinky toy hahahahaha - wow so many guises for a humble tea cosy
Very stylish. The top stack of saucers has a relative that is a hat. Anna Zilboorg's book on hats has a pattern for stacked berets (with 2-color stranding). I have one of those I made-- very stylish hat, but it helps to use a brooch to hold the stack together at one side. If you aren't familiar with Anna Zilboorg, you might want to look up some of her work. Wonderful lady who is also a knitting philosopher!
Hello Ms Anonymous
Thanks for that. I hadn't seen any of Anna Zilboorg's work but hats are a great inspiration for tea cosies... the likes of
Xenobia Bailey
http://xenba.blogspot.com
Pam de Groot
http://pamdegroot.blogspot.com
Jean Hicks
http://www.jeanhicks.com
and especially
Ana Voog
http://www.anacam.com
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