Showing posts with label Melbourne School of Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Melbourne School of Fashion. Show all posts

Monday, February 22, 2010

Snaps, Metlink...


As well as looking for a job, practising my pout, and assembling even more Ikea furniture, I somehow managed to find the time to get myself along to my first class at Fashion school.

Now armed with a legitimate reason to trawl shops, spend furiously and silently pick apart other peoples' outfits, I did, of course, make a beeline straight to my local arty-farty-but-also-crafty bookshop Artisan Books to turn the dent in my credit card, into a full scale open-pit mine!

What I came out with was this, my course reader if you like, and a burning desire to buy this. Ouf! If only I had of been the one to stumble across an old trunk full of Frida Kahlo's delicious embroidered outfits...

(Oops, I almost forgot to tell you about the new racy new jungle print I saw on the 112 today. Nice work Metlink!)

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

My new life in Carlton North



It is with blistered hands and a scratched leg that I write this - some 48 hours after officially moving in. The former being sustained after a few hours of flat-pack (read Ikea) hell, and the latter coming to me this morning after scaling the rear corrugated iron fence, for the second time, when the front door took it upon itself to shut me out. Hmmmm...

Luckily I am well on the way to transforming my quirky bedroom space into a creative hideaway to fuel my impending return to design school - Melbourne School of Fashion. (More on that later!)

But not without several trips around the local area, to its second hand stores, discount warehouses and, of course, its supermarkets (where I picked up the first of my herb collection). I just thank God my housemate Ben is so easy going, and has basically let me do whatever I want.



Bring on the white paint and customised desk spaces! But not before I finish this yummy prawn omelette...made with the hottest chillies on Smith Street and all the energy I could muster...