Showing posts with label Kim Lawler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kim Lawler. Show all posts

Tuesday

reetsweet at leeds uni: MEGA ROUNDUP WEEK!

So, a week today on tues 8th Nov reetsweet finally hits down at the riley smith hall in the leeds university union for a special one off fair - free entry (as always!) we will be bringing you over 30 handpicked stalls of 100% handmade...so we thought this week we would have a big preview, showing you what we have to offer and what's new!


Kim from finest imaginary
will be joi
ning us with her new very hip navajo inspired wood jewellery, in the past she has always worked with a lot of plastic but I really love this collection and I am very excited to see what I'm going to get for myself!



(navajo inspired brooches)


We also have the multi talented matt saun
ders from rabbitportal bringing us his prints...



(matt's the cure poster - which has been
bought by robert smith himself
!)

Keep your eyes peeled over the next few days for further previews!

Friday

last reetsweet...



We've asked our fans to contribute to our craft blog this week, and they've been emailing in what they bought last reetsweet for a competition....





First up is Hayley McColl...

''I love quirky, eye catching jewellery. It's such an ice breaker and conversation starter, people always come up and ask me where I got bits and pieces from or just to tell me they like a necklace I have on. It's a great way of making new friends because I can be a bit shy until I know someone. So when I saw this necklace I had to have it!

I loved it because it's so unusual, I've never seen anything else like it, it's a bit off a one off and I love things that are individual and make me stand out from the crowd a bit. It's really bright and eye catching and most of all it's FUN! It'll brighten up dull work outfits and make me and everyone else smile.

It's my new favourite thing because it just makes me happy to look at it. What more could you ask for?'' (Hayley's necklace is by Kim of Finest Imaginary)


I thought Hayley's description of what led her to buy it was just delightful and she is entered into our competition to win a voucher to spend at the next fair! Woop! If you would like to enter, email us over a picture of your last reetsweet purchase and a bit about why to reetsweetevents@gmail.com

Sunday

Wrestle with finest imaginary!!


Kim Lawler is the genius behind 'Finest Imaginary' - a brand of fun, eyecatching, conversation piece jewellery. Appearing regularly at reetsweet, Kim has a brand new necklace I wanted to share with you. If any of you, like me, loves the mexican wrestler outfits...you'll enjoy this, her latest necklace called 'Luchador'!

Well hard, and well fun I think you'll agree, and certainly a fun way to brighten up anyday...who's ready for a fight!? See Kim's collection at reetsweet's craft fair, at leeds corn exchange april 3rd...

Thursday

ms lawler i presume...



I heart Kim Lawler, aka Finest Imaginary, she creates irreverant, bright, hip accessories and art that most girls I know adore (great pressies boys ...hint hint!). She is a regular reetsweeter, and I just wanted to show off a few of my faves she makes... she will be with us too this sunday 11am onwards at the corn exchange. She has even been featured recently in the Metro. Boom! Epic.


Wednesday

You are my 'Finest Imaginary'...Kim Lawler

I have always loved the clean and fresh, and our next exhibitor has a wonderfully upbeat and happy take on crafts...

FinestImaginary is the working name of designer/creator Kim Lawler. Kim graduated with a BA (hons) in Interactive Arts back in 2007 and then FinestImaginary became the outlet for all the things Kim creates. She uses paper, plastic and print to express her multitude of ideas - throughout the past couple of years FinestImaginary has produced many items of laser-cut jewellery, with designs ranging from the comical to the peculiar.

Kim references fables, stories, monsters and make believe in her jewellery and this range sits alongside her printed apparel and plushes!

See her work at the corn exchange on sunday 7th nov (this sunday!) 11am to 4pm...