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CRAFT ATELIER
GALLERY
 A mother and her daughter dropped by for a couple of studio hours and create this pair of lovely circular weaves, among other projects! |  The same warp interlaced with different weft colours creates a matchy set of handwoven dish towels. |  Weaving is not limited to large, drapey fabrics. Look at the coasters and wrist fobs that we have created using different techniques and materials. |
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 Chen Chen's kids have decided to raise money for a hamster by weaving and selling scarves. This is the sample they made to show prospective customers. |  Lisa's first piece of Saori woven in Singapore, and she's looking forward to creating more! |  Since she had some time left on her studio pass, Thais decided to make this cute little golf putt cover for her dad. |
 Fabrics woven in the Saori style can also be used to embellish existing garments. |  Thais made this little bag for herself when she was here for studio on Boxing Day! |  Beng Choo just wanted to have fun during her half-day studio access! |
 A recent studio user made this fluffy piece of handwoven fabric, made especially for the arm rest next to her favourite spot on the sofa! |  Deco foil will be another set of workshops to be looking forward to on our class schedule! |  Gel press monoprinting can create different textures and effects, including grunge! |
 Another beautiful baby wrap handwoven with love! |  Finally got a chance to play with the Fade-Out inks at Creativation 2019! |  Isn't this cute? This little handmade sloth was one of the make-and-take projects at Creativation 2019! |
 We made this macrame plant pot holder at Creativation 2019! |  Catherine's first project and now she's hooked on weaving! |  We made this light-up card at Creativation 2019! |
 Catherine enjoyed weaving this piece so much on our Erica loom, she decided that was the loom that was going home with her! |  Designed and handmade to the request of a customer. |  This is our largest commissioned work - a giant dreamcatcher for Chingay Carnival 2019. |
 A beginning weaver made this table runner was made to match the deco of her newly renovated home. |  Hands-free hugs! Two baby wraps specially handwoven by a mummy! |  Since Siti did such a wonderful job with her first handwoven shawl, her husband requested that the second piece be made for him! |
 Siti came by one day to purchase a Cricket loom and have dived right in to creating this lovely shawl. |  Specially designed in-house for the Year of the Pig! |  Ever since her friends saw her Saori-style handwoven scarf, Lisa has been swamped by requests for her creations. |
 A lot of time and love went into this handmade shawl for Beng's mummy! |  Daniel and Wincy decided to celebrate their wedding anniversary by paper quilling the initials of themselves and their two adorable girls for the photo montage. |  Louise the Beret Girl is ready for her adventures! |
 A collaborative piece made by the participants at our corporate workshop. A wonderful memento to remember the people who have worked together this year! |  Sampler created by our babywrap student before she launched into her actual project. |  A complete sampler of the 60 pattern drafts designed by the Boulder 'Octogang' Weaving Group! |
 Freestyle woven and freestyle sewn. Makes a pretty stylish piece! |  A quick and easy project that was completed in 12 hours! |  There are many versatile ways to use a rubber stamp, including paper tole creations! |
 Custom order baby sneakers, for the trendy newborn! |  Coloured with Graftine for a different look and feel. |  A quirky bag made for a very satisfied customer. |
 Using vellum to create 3D paper lace. |  Hand-bound book without any adhesive or sewing! |  Spot the mistake in this series of rubber stamped images! |
 Personalized door hanger - makes a good birthday party activity! |  Chocolate nuggets dressed up for Christmas. |  Our 12-year-old student was extremely proud of her woven piece of work. |
 These were created by our students during one of our paper marbling workshops. |  Our all-time favourite stamp set (now discontinued) used to create a set of inspirational bookmarks. |  These were created for graduating students from the batch of 2010. |
 A woven cowl that features leno lace pattern on the back and the use of warp as weft to create that interwoven front. |  Another in-house design that can be used to create bags of varying dimensions. |  A close-up of the morse code (S-G-P) that was designed into a woven piece that will be incorporated in a collaborative art piece. |
 The first project woven on the David loom is a babywrap. We customized a babywrap weaving package for this student and this package is now available for any other interested baby-wearers. |  This baby ensemble was knitted for a friend's baby girl. The set was used till the child turned 18 months! |  This is an original pattern designed in-house for the beginners who have completed several projects and are comfortable reading pattern charts. |
 Blending roving on our Louet blending board to create rolags for easy spinning. |  An inch-wide strap that is going to be used as a bag strap in an upcoming project. |  Rigid heddle looms can be used for pattern work too. Take a look at this gorgeous log cabin weave! |
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