Georgie Love launched in March 2006 and was Australia's first website store dedicated to promoting and selling handmade delights from independent and emerging artists from Australia! Georgie Love is filled with a mix of edgy, eclectic, funky and beautiful pieces that are either one-off originals or a part of a very small run. Most things can't be found in stores anywhere else! Georgie Love's items are made by hand and not in factories, usually from a range of recycled and vintage fabrics. We love all things produced ethically and locally.
Emma Grace
My work bridges the gap between fashion and art. With a degree in Visual Arts, my work is conceptually based with strong overtones of fashion and design. I draw inspiration from all around me - people, places, fashion and art, it is my own emotional response to these things which brings the work to life. In my creative process, I start with an idea of what I want to convey to my audience, then create the form to suit my personal style, so it...Read More & View Products
Betty Jo Designs
Betty Jo designs is a cute and quirky range of jewellery that is always evolving. Liz Jones created the Betty Jo range in 2005 and now stocks shops in Aust. and N.Z. Liz has been designing and manufacturing jewellery for many years and has always had an interest in found and recycled materials. The Betty Jo range utilises retro lino and laminex, doilies and vintage buttons and buckles, many coming from her grandma's old button box. The...Read More & View Products
Sneak Design
Sneak Design is a teeny design company run by Anika Cook out of her funny-shaped studio in Richmond. Anika has a Bachelor of Creative Arts which, it turns out, perfectly qualifies her to run a design business all on her own! Sneak Design’s clothing, accessories and small artworks satisfy Anika’s need for things to be just a little bit strange, preferably colouful and with a story behind them. All Sneak Design products are made in...Read More & View Products
Applehead
My neighbour from up the street taught me how to crochet when I was six. I hold her responsible for my lifelong obsession with fibre and crafting of all sorts. I am a textiles designer who also loves to dabble in illustration, collage and printmaking. Old books and paper have a certain irresistable smell about them,that I find impossible to ignore. As a consequence I am always lugging home boxes of stuff. (My two little girls will most likely...Read More & View Products
Frankie & Ray
My Grandmother taught me to sew and knit, starting a love of handcrafted things. My work is always inspired by colour and pattern, and I find a simplistic sort of girliness in my creations.I love to apply the traditional skills of sewing and knitting to make little things with a modern feel. When it came time to name my little enterprise, I had to acknowledge my craft room compansions, Frankie, the Siamese Cat and Ray, our second hand...Read More & View Products
Dick & Dora
Inspired by the stars of the 1960’s elementary reader books, Dick & Dora is a creative collaboration between husband and wife team Harriet and Tim Bullard. Their current range of jewellery and accessories for both men and women, which includes dizzy birds, flowers in bloom and medals to wear on parade, reinterprets the motifs and stories of those early readers, using eclectic materials such as acrylic, felt and beautiful imported ribbons....Read More & View Products
Pia Handmade
I have been into crafty capers since I was a little tacker when I used to make things for my doll's house. Things like a mini wire whisk - I think I have too much patience... Perhaps my obsession with birdie motifs was inspired by our childhood canary called Wesley. He would proudly whistle an overture when we were trying to watch a movie. I loved it when he would fluff up like a tennis ball, tucking one beg up and his beak under his wing...Read More & View Products
Madz has Runaway
Madeleine is the lady behind the label Madz Has Runaway. She started making bags a few years ago as special gifts for family and friends and then once everyone she knew had one of her bags, it was time to start her empire! Her range now also includes brooches and resin bracelets. She loves the thrill of a good op-shop chase and making things out of vintage papers and fabrics.Read More & View Products
Allira Tee
I completed my degree in communication design at rmit university in 2005. I decided to start designing accessories for a bit of fun and as an outlet for my creativity. My designs are quirky and playful aimed for people of all ages who want to bring out their childish nature.Read More & View Products
Made by White
Made by White was created by Lyndsay and Kelly White, two sisters with a life-long love of jewellery, clothing and all things unique and beautiful. With combined backgrounds in both design and retail as well as mad shopping addictions, it seemed the perfect partnership to start a fashion label. After rarely finding quality jewellery that suited our style we decided to start making our own pieces. We wanted them to represent what we love,...Read More & View Products
Brooke Johnston
Brooke Johnston is a jewellery designer who has based her artistic practice in Newtown, Sydney .She meet her match when she was employed at the button shop, this opened up a world of inspiration. Brooke’s work is fuelled by colour, contrast texture and the distinctive character of different little objects .She dabbles with wood and sterling silver, fabrics leather and buttons and resin. ‘I’m always looking new materials to play with ‘Read More & View Products
Sarah Strickland
Afternoon tea is the best meal of a day. That is what Illustrator and general messy/crafty type, Sarah Strickland believes. There are several reasons why afternoon tea is the most enjoyable culinary affair of the day. 1. Afternoon tea is never rushed; as it is not an essential meal, if the diner wishes to partake, it is usually for a sound reason. Eg. A mountain of cake requires eating. 2. It can be either sweet or savoury as it lacks...Read More & View Products
Julie Ramsden
My Giddy Aunt Creations, as salubrious as it may sound, is really Julie Ramsden, crocheting madly in her lounge room most evenings. As a part-time Graphic Designer and full-time mum she uses these precious few hours each day to, lovingly and painstakingly, create her whimsical crocheted characters. Julie’s inspiration is mainly drawn from the different yarns she collects from opp shops, she delights in the anticipation of what she may find,...Read More & View Products
wife
Wife. wearables for you + your home A bold and adventurous collection of one-of-a-kind home ware and accessories individually designed and made by Sydney-based visual & performing artist, Nicole Barakat. Wife. offers a contemporary twist on traditional textiles, craft and the domestic. Wife. products are sustainable and designed with a sensitivity towards their distinctive materials, which are almost always 100% reused. All products are...Read More & View Products
Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction is the creation of graphic design pair Carolyn & Martin. Working together in their little blue terrace, they love to combine ideas & ingredients and come up with unique illustrations which are playful & mischievous. Non-Fiction’s debut range of women’s t-shirts was followed closely by the release of the “10c Mix” range of gift cards. All their products are designed & made in Sydney. Non-Fiction finds inspiration in the colours &...Read More & View Products
Trove
Brooke McAlary is the creator behind Trove. She lives and works in Erskineville, Sydney with Ben – her husband, her anchor and her chef. Self-taught in the ways of resin jewellery design, Brooke creates unique pieces combining resin with acrylic, recycled fabric and handmade papers. Her pieces are all handmade which means that each bears its own identity. No two pieces are the same.Read More & View Products
LOOPI... for you
For as long as I can remember, my mother has collected souvenir tea towels. Every holiday we went on she'd buy a tea towel then take it home and put it away in the linen cupboard. So I decided to make them in to bags, purses and whatever else I can. My earliest memory is… sitting at the coffee table eating watermelon, which had fallen off the back of a truck. My mother & Father always told me… I was born in a hydro-town. My last meal...Read More & View Products
Shonah
Shonah Tomkins is the creator behind the label ‘shonah’. Her pendants spawned in 2006 from both her love of art and design, combined with her passion for unique jewellery. Shonah pendants are individually handcrafted, using a blend of her original screen-printed fabrics, patchwork and vintage fabrics. Each beautiful piece is mounted on Tasmanian oak, carefully hand crafted by her father in a quaint country town, furnishing an organic feel...Read More & View Products
Love, JanieLou
JanieLou is the imaginary friend of two sisters, Lauren and Danielle. No, they are not twins; in fact, five years separate the dates of their births. When they were small, this seemed a rather large gap indeed. Now they are grown, they completely forget about it. Danielle and Lauren live in southern Queensland near mangroves and sandflies and koalas. They like to make stuff from fabric (the older the better), ribbons, buttons, and paper....Read More & View Products
Scoops Design
Scoops Design is designed and produced by Sophie Cooper. Since graduating from UTS with 1st class honours in 1997 from Visual Communication, she has worked as a broadcast designer for Pay TV and free-to-air channels as well as being a partner in a successful design business. Sophie is currently Network Art Director for Channel 7 and started making brooches, earrings and t-shirts a few years ago for her friends as a way of relaxing from work....Read More & View Products
Olofsdaughter
Olofsdaughter is a small independent textile brand operated from a studio in Melbourne Australia Olofsdaughter Designs have been influenced from Nature’s abstract forms, curves and patterns using both animals and plants. I use fabric from nature hemp, silk, wool, fleece, feathers and cotton that marry together and form felt and woven fabrics. Design is then set on paper, hand screen printed, felted and sewn. Our focus is to consider...Read More & View Products
miss beba
miss béba is the result of my passion for beautiful textiles and little clothes with a perfect finish. My name is Giotta Tringas, I’m an ex-womenswear designer living in Sydney – now an enthusiastic creator of tiny garments living in Sydney! Having launched miss béba at PHM Young Blood for Kids market in April 08, I’ve since enjoyed showing at similar niche markets. With a love of colour, textiles and subtly structured shapes, inspiration...Read More & View Products
Lauren Williams
Lauren Williams is a Melbourne based crafter with a passion for Japanese paper and fabrics. Lauren has been making “stuff” for years but in 2004 she began selling at markets and independent shops. She makes her wares from home while taming her cheeky toddler.Read More & View Products
Cserpent
Cserpent is a Melbourne based artist. She has recently arrived on these fair shores after 6 years in London. She likes to draws pictures of spooky little Victorian girls holding axes, as well as glamorous flapper girls, youthful, fresh, beautifully naive creatures, on the cusp of lives of licentiousness, amorality and absolute sensual debauchery. Cserpent can be found lurking about her at home studio, drawing madly away, attempting to...Read More & View Products
Stephanie Winther
Stephanie’s work is constantly evolving; what started as very delicate sculptural pieces then moved onto more 2D work with bold decorations and patterns. Her work has now morphed into something curvaceous, feminine and striking. Her interest in jewellery making is fuelled by the enjoyment of the problem solving process. “Rather than imagining the finished product I try to work my initial ideas around what I can create with the tools,...Read More & View Products
funiscool
Sarah McNeil is currently exploring the world, but somehow finds time to create small precious items to remind her that one day she will find her home, where she can make pretty things to keep herself. To see more of her work, or hear more about her travels, please visit her blog.Read More & View Products
Scrumptious Productions
Scrumptious Productions is owned by Kirsteene, a young lassie who lives above a shop in Melbourne with her husband and two lovely stepdaughters. Kirsteene's lolly like accessories are made with range of vintage beads and buttons collected from over the world. When she is not working in a local CD shop she can be found holding fort at craft and flea markets around Melbourne selling her wares. She dreams of owning her own bricks and...Read More & View Products
Pearl & Elspeth
Annie Werner, the designer/maker behind Pearl and Elspeth, has been crafting basically since she was old enough to hold a piece of fabric. When Annie was a child, her mum often encouraged her to skip school so they could stay home together and make things like Cyndi Lauper costumes. Inter-generational crafting remains a feature in Annie's life, her daughter Olive often joining her at the sewing-machine's helm. Annie's clothes and...Read More & View Products
Lino Creative
Sandra Krumins studied Printmedia in Sydney, she then went on to study Illustration & Design and now runs lino creative as a freelance Designer and Illustrator. Her work reflects an interest in printmaking, contemporary illustration and children's books. Sandra Krumins’s whimsical paintings and prints are about joy and celebrating the magic of the everyday, for the young, and the young at heart.Read More & View Products
Sophie Isobel Designs
One very fine summer’s day when Sophie was eight, her aunt gave her some old curtains and a pair of scissors to keep her entertained for the afternoon. Ten minutes later her little sister was wearing a curtain ball gown complete with lace train. It was at that moment her inner seamstress was born. With a Creative Arts degree, the blood of a tailor, artist and writer flowing through her veins and a fascination for the world of...Read More & View Products
Missi Moo & Friends
I have always been into drawing cartoons and making cards but not that long ago I came across a friend’s handmade felt toy and instantly knew I had to make my own. This is how Missi Moo and Friends came to be. My designs are hand stitched using wool, felt and other colourful fabrics. I live in Sydney with my very nice husband and two little babies (canine babies), Redell and Pipi. My most favourite things are felt, buttons, coffee and...Read More & View Products
Tara Badcock
Tara Badcock PARIS + TASMANIA was born one spring day in Paris in 2005, while I was seeking ways to alleviate my homesickness for Tasmania, marrying it to my Design identity which evolved in Paris during my three years of residence there. Themes of beauty and utility, cultural identity, social and collective memory, and personal experience from the basis for individual pieces I create, which range from homewares (cushions and elaborate...Read More & View Products
Candy Bandit
Having completed my Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2006, where i majored in photography & created sculptural works that focused on themes relating to jewellery & adornment, i then went on to study Metal-Smithing & Jewellery Design. I have been making felt brooches since early 2008, initially beginning to keep myself creatively busy during the break between study years. At first i was only making brooches as presents for friends and family, but...Read More & View Products
bmy
Have enjoyed knitting since nanna taught me as a child. I suffered through years and years of uncoolness and stuck it out to watch it become acceptable again to stitch in public. So I have released my inner nan as I have noticed that EVERYONE is having babies right now. I love the bright colours and patterns of old school fairisle and have mix and matched different patterns to come up with these designs. I also take orders if you...Read More & View Products
Elaine Turnbull
Elaine lives in the beautiful Blue Mountains of New South Wales, and has sewn for many years - since her grandson arrived she particularly enjoys stitching baby-sized quilts and tiny clothes. Loves all things Japanese, flea markets and delicious vintage fabrics.Read More & View Products
La Rara
La Rara begun in early 2009 with a brand new Japanese screen printer and the need for some thank you cards. Having mastered the art of Gocco screen-printing, Lara Raymond started designing and printing a whole range of greetings cards and hasn't yet stopped. Influences range from the Victorians to tea cups via a healthy obsession with birds and typography.Read More & View Products
Map 29
I am a late blooming designer and crafter with no formal training but a great passion for making and buying quirky, high quality handmade goods. I come from a family of architects and learnt to knit, crochet and embroider at an early age but could never use a sewing machine, in fact avoided it at all costs. In 2005 at the age of 37, I had a change of heart and enrolled in a Beginner’s Sewing Course at Mellbourne’s CAE. I have been...Read More & View Products
Little Black Crow
For 20 years I’ve been working in animation studios around Australia. The weekends were spent painting and creating....Until now! I now work full time from my studio at home making little art doll critters, painting and printing. My weekends are for animation! I live in sunny Tasmania with my partner, a bunny and two cats.Read More & View Products
Curly Pops
The CurlyPops story began a long long time ago in a place far far away from Melbourne. My dad gave me the moniker as a baby and 30 something years later, he still calls me CurlyPops. As long ago as I can remember, I've always loved to make stuff - especially when it involved making lots of mess with glue and paint. My mum even still has a pen holder that I made using empty toilet rolls when I was in primary school. I ended up studying...Read More & View Products
Kimono Reincarnate
Melanie Gray Augustin is the obsessive creator behind Kimono Reincarnate. She first went to Japan to photograph and teach and while there fell in love with Japanese kimonos. She loves their design, their vibrant colours and their motifs. She would watch in awe women and children in the streets when they were dressed in the traditional wear, it was like seeing a fine piece of artwork moving through the everyday scene. Her curvaceous body...Read More & View Products
Emma Anna
As a young child Emma Anna dreamed of being a rockstar, believing that music had the power to change the world. Not being able to sing, nor to play an instrument, she instead settled on a career in journalism and later, art direction. At the very ripe age of 33 Emma finally accepted that she was perhaps best suited to the role of artist / muckracker and so resigned from her day job and set about making lots of mess. Recently Emma was...Read More & View Products
Bonnie Poplar
Hello, my name is Evi O. I live in Sydney. By day I work for Penguin Books as a book designer and once in a while I do illustrations for various projects/exhibitions. Bonnie Poplar is my adventurous "after 5 PM" project. BP indulges my passion and imaginations, translating my 2D delicates onto 3D wearable objects. Quirky narratives are embodied within each hand-made novelty, giving the products a curious feel. Brooches are my current...Read More & View Products
Oh Deer!
ehind oh deer! are 2 sisters Eva and Magda with a creative flair for making handmade modern and vintage style jewelry . Our backgrounds are both in graphic design and retail so we’ve always been similar in that we have a lot of passion for art and fashion. Making jewelry has become a creative outlet for both of us and it’s something that we love doing and have a lot of fun with...Read More & View Products
Brusselsprouts
Brusselsprouts is a childrens clothing label exclusively designed and made in Australia. Hip and fun designs are blended with hand crochet resulting in gorgeous modern vintage fashion. All of our fabrics are natural fibres and are sourced from around the globe guaranteeing that your Sprout will stand out from the crowd. Beautifully handmade each item has its own particular charm and identity. Just because you are small it doesn't mean...Read More & View Products
Cat-Rabbit
Cat-Rabbit is a Hobart based designer who makes toys, brooches, bags and other accessories. Most of her work is based on the characters that she draws in the margins of her books when she should be paying attention. Cat-Rabbit's work can be found in small shops in Hobart, however her toys are keen to travel and are planning an overseas trip very soon.Read More & View Products
The Owls are Hunting
Jo Kent is the leading light behind the Canberra based company The Owls are Hunting. Jo came to Australia in 2008, leaving behind a family based bespoke furniture design company. Jo has always been slightly obsessed with good lighting and when she couldn’t find the style of lamp she wanted she decided to design her own. She has since combined her knowledge of furniture and interiors with her passion for vintage style and colour to...Read More & View Products
Buttons by Lou Lou
Buttons by Lou Lou started in 2008 with the idea of making presents for friends and family. It quickly became out of control and I have made a lot more buttons than I ever thought possible! All by hand - one at a time. It fits well with having 2 little boys at home, as they only give me small bits of time for my making. I love fabric, but I can't sew, so this is the perfect excuse to buy beautiful fabric. The fabric is my main inspiration....Read More & View Products
If I Only Had Chocolate
t is the observation of my little man and my like to sew - I am now here sewing loopy balls - though I am pretty loopy myself at times! I am a mum of three boys. i craft for me but really my craft is usually for the children or hubby (if he is lucky!). I was always creative - though I don't have memories of the creativeness being encouraged or taught. I remember buying my first 'craft' - a cross stitch pattern of 'The Matchmaker' when I...Read More & View Products
