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Craft Treasure Hunt
We explore Melbourne's Nicholas Building and its corridors of hidden talentAmy Butler Comes to Town
Discover the creative motivation behind America's favourite textile designer in 10 with KARic Rac
Jodie Carleton reaches new heights in her obsession with fabric selvedgesGuerrilla Crafts
Civic beautification or vandalism? Public crafting under the cover of darknessCloth Ignores the Trends
Julie Paterson interprets the Australian landscape through English eyes
Australian artists and designers are taking inspiration from Babushkas, the wooden nesting dolls of Russian folk art.
Stitches comes to Sydney. Find out what happened when Living Creatively's nearest and dearest took over Rosehill Racecourse for the Sydney Stitches and Craft Show.
Creating something unique, or being inspired by the creations of others, is what Buy Hand is all about. Share your handiwork with our online community! Coming soon.
From hand to wholesale. Tired of flogging your wares at weekend market stalls? Take some tips from crafty retailers on how to get stocked on shop shelves.
This month, Living Creatively's in-house stylists open the door to their studio and reveal the fuel - be it fashion, film or art - that feeds their work.
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Symmetry, geometric shapes and clean abstract lines. This era was the making of modern.
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Rich, upbeat and inspiring. This soundtrack will have you motivated to create in a heartbeat!
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Graphic, iconic wallpaper and textiles that have stood the test of time.
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Every episode inspires a new fashion trend or obsession; think brooches on headscarves, anything tartan, oversized bows, coloured tights and riding gloves paired with evening dresses.
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Tune in for the release of the new Michi Girl book, Like I Give a Frock (29 September). Featuring lust-worthy fashion illustrations by popular Melbourne talent, Kat Macleod. These colourful and quirky mixed media collages are a feast for the eyes. Photo by Isamu Sawa.
Mirka Mora: Wicked But Virtuous
This richly-textured autobiography will draw you into the fascinating world of bohemian Melbourne during the Fifties and Sixties.
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Fashion and homewares from the Italian design house: Luxurious, sumptuous, graphic and colourful.
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Spring trend, 2008. For a modern twist on '50s glamour, we wear Chanel 'New York Red' lipstick.
Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette
Be inspired by billowing dresses, ornate satin shoes and yummy, extravagant cakes.
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Imagine a fashion store where everything is free... Get ready for summer with My Sister's Wardrobe in Sydney on 23 September and in Melbourne 29 October.
