Other than the post-card-like scenery, I found some interesting artworks at the weekend craft market, by the wharf.
It was a warm and sunny day, perfect weather to go to any outdoor market or just chill out at the park. 
This little booth immediately caught my eyes when I got there.Heartfelt, the specialist in handfelted apparel by June & Graham Cooper.
Though they're quite busy at the booth, I still managed to talk to the artist. They're from Christchurch. Due to the recent earth quake in Christchurch, they moved down to Queenstown for the weekend market.
June & Graham can be contacted at heartfelt@xtra.co.nz
Looks good, but taste bad! Haha, that's what Shelley Trevathan told her customers.Indulge your skin with these yummy soup cakes by Skin Indulgence, made from the finest natural ingredients. Not only for yourself, I think that they make the perfect gift too!
Shelley can be contacted at skinindulgence@yahoo.co.nz
These handmade accessories are really interesting. Almost everything made by wire & beads, Jude Breese was still tweaking a wire brooch when I spoke to her... Jude can be contacted at windie123@hotmail.com
Flower bouquets made by flax! Sorry, I think I left this contact out... :(
These colourful bowls just made my day even brighter!
3 comments:
long time din see ur new post liao..:p
yes, Agnes... been to several art markets when I was traveling, and I realized the fire of passion still burning quietly within me :)
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