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Christina Tan has featured and played leading ladies in many Australian Theatre shows. She has worn many a glamorous costume and I was commissioned read more »

Stephanie Caltibiano is a 2011 Graduate student at the University of Technology Sydney Australia. She approached me to bead read more »

Love Never Dies is the sequel to The Phantom of the Opera. This show's set and costumes were redesigned in Australia by Gabriela Tylesova and made in Australia. I worked on the beading for the costume for lead character Christine for her performance in the peacock scene. Working with tiny cut glass seed beads, bugle beads, crystals and crystal drops to create a shimmering gothic inspired beaded piece for the front of the bodice, and metres of hand beaded fringing to line the neck, armholes and front skirt. The colour palette was varying shades of blues and blue greens, the colours that appear in peacock feathers. read more »

Karen Torrisi is the winner of the prestigious Hand & Lock UK Embroidery Prize for 2011 read more »

Hand Bead embroidery is a skill many people admire and wish to undertake. Karen Torrisi teaches a variety read more »

Finalist in Australian Stencil Art Prize 2011 http://www.australianstencilartprize.com/ http://outpost.cockatooisland.gov.au/ read more »

Steven Khalil Couture is located in Glenmore Road Paddington, NSW. Steven creates highly detailed couture garments. Draping elegant gowns made of sumptious fabrics are Stevens signature read more »

Stencil Art read more »

A lush Blue Cotton Velvet mans suit was the costume that I beaded for this theatrical musical in Sydney in 2010. Star shaped rhinestones of read more »

George Gross and Harry Who customers are glamorous women, who revel in wearing heavily beaded and embroidered day dresses and evening gowns. My beading process for George Gross begins read more »