Pm Issue Two

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papier macheis produced byTHE CONVENIENCE STORE

We areBeck, AliceandPaulPauldoes thegraphicky stuff

Alicedoes thearty stuffandBeckis thedreamer

Contributors

Barbara Berrada, Grace Lee, Audrey Jeanne,Poala Zakimi, Sally Shand, Elisabeth Dunker

Natasha Seeto, Pip Lincolne, Fiona Lang,Esther Navarro-Orejon, Laura Callaghan, Gini Helie,

Amy Borrell

Thanks

Hannah, Travis & Sunny Grace, David Bromley & familyBruno, Ari, Scout, Stella, Scarlet

Biggest ThanksMatt, Matilda, Indigo, Frankie, Lila

(Sorry we lied about Sundays)

please note: some links do, some links dont... if in doubt go to the stockists page


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super cuteaudreywww.audreyjeanne.blogspot.com

the extraordinarydonna wilsonwww.donnawilson.com

gorgeousbarbarawww.zigouis.blogspot.c

retro chairswww.molly-meg.com

vintagefor kidwww.threepotatofourshgiraud inspired dolls..

www.siankeegan.com

eco eatingwww.chigo.co.jp


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the perfect dresswww.caramel-shop.co.uk

delightful rugs

www.elsoncompany.com

seriouslycoolbagswww.littlefashiongallery.com

customised embrioderieswww.loulouandoscar.etsy.com


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eft to right...doll www.littlecircus-shop.comswimmers www.wovenplay.comootswww.caramel-shop.co.uk.bag www.cocon-shop.blogspot.comress www.littlefashiongallery.com

playsuitwww.belleheir.com skirtwww.caramel-shop.co.uksweaterwww.smallable.com anchor brooch www.finelittleshop.bigcartel.com

jeans www.tinypeople.comillustrations grace leewww.fromasowsear.blogspo


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Hey Atsuko....You are originally from Japan. How long have youeen living in Paris?

ince November 1995

What made you decide to leave Japan ? Do you still visit often ?

The earthquake in Kob in 1995. I was there... I go back there everyear.

apan and Paris are completely opposite yet the same in so manyways.......Do you agree?

was born in Osaka. I think Paris and Kyoto are quite similar :ulture, monuments, people...

art


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Did you draw a lot when you were young?

A lot. But I was playing dolls a lot too

Did you always believe you would become an artist one day?

Yes and no. It happened just like that, just giving it a try and how it goes. but when I started it was pretty much obvious

Your art feels mesmerising, childlike, pop, cool and joyful all once. I cant imagine any space it would not look amazing in!

As an artist do you aim to appeal to everyone?

Definitely not! If you look for your pictures anywhere other thyour imagination and your sensitivity you cannot be free any

You have a studio in Paris! Wowevery artists dream! Does Pkeep you creative?

As a matter of fact, I live in Le Marais (district of Paris) and mstudio is in Montreuil (close suburb). The gap is stimulating. in any case, I am always out of step because of my nationality

because I work during the night and get up around lunchtime

Have you got any exhibitions/collaborations coming up?

I have an exhibition in the parisian galerie www.sitdown.fr coup in November (oh... it will already be done...) but I always h

something coming up

Finally what is your favourite animal?

Dinosaur

www.atsuko-ishii.com


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elcome to the wonderland ofDavid Bromley.

On this adventure you will meetDavids unique talent and wanderthrough a magical world of play-ful inquisitiveness filled with hischildlike paintings, sculpture andembroideries.

art

David Bromley


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eople often ask me wheremy interest in the sea comes

from. I dont need to explain therelevance of the ocean to most

[Australians]. I believe that theocean and its icons includingthe vessels that travel upon it, arefilled with an incredible sense ofdrama. The people portrayed inmy work are experiencing theirown personal, emotional andphysical dramas; the sea providesa wonderful arena upon whichthey can travel. The sea has itsown personality, the horizon itselfhas romance. You look at it andwonder what lies beyond

www.davidbromley.com.au


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itting in the rural Victoriantown of Daylesford you will

find A Day in Earth.. Built up byartist David Bromley and his family

over some years based on the building blocks of his interest inobjects, furniture, interiors, art andtexture. Consistently growing andevolving We feel very honoured here atpapier mache to have been giventhe opportunity to have had thisglimpse into such an interestingworld..Thanks to The Bromleys andto Jeremy Blincoe for thephotography.

nteriors


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www.adayonearth.com.au


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creative

www.barnabybarford.co.uk


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Mary had a little lambHappy Meal


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www.friedam

Dear Lord, for whatwe are about to receivemake us truly thankful

Dear God, thank you forprotecting us


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A few cute facts about Mieke Willemswe like to wear braids in our hair . we own a blue shop . veronik likeand cutting papers.mieke collects all the nice things in the world.verare always frozen . mieke has the nicest bike of Antwerp . we wish to

you soon at mieke willemswww.miekewillems.com

A few cute facts about Morgane from Little Circuslove old toys . i always stick postcards, pictures and small things on the walls. i have no watch no calender no diary.my kids are better dressed then me . im terribly greedy. later Ill have a bed and breakfast .welcome to little circus

www.little-circus-shop.com


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thanks to Polawww.paolazakimi.com


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hotography by Alice Elliott-Pimm

llustration by Paola Zakimiblanket vintage


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ress miss haidee from tiny people


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ress niege from manonetgwenaelle


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ress niege tuto heavenly creatures overalls bb+++


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ress mamapapa


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dress trelise cooper


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veralls& tee velo rouge


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dress heavely creatures


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papier mache and Elisabeth Dunker offine little are proud to present you with a lovely adventure.

This limited edition poster is based around Elisabeths dr

a house in the country, featuring loads of our favourite i

from the Fine Little Day library.

Offset print on 200gsm Silk paper

Poster size 420mm x 594mm

Printed in Sydney using environmentally friendly prin

click here to buy

$33


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In collaboration with Spoilt Rottenpapier mache is veryexcited to be offering our readers the chance to win these 4

books!

Simply send us in 25 words or less your favourite book and

Send your entry [email protected] by 15th Decemeber 2009.

The winner will be posted on thepapier mache blog.

Good Luck!


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Feeling Sad Sarah Verrok

Duck is feeling sad. Black cloudsover her head; everything seemsgloomy! Overwhelmed with sadnhatches a plan to bring colour baher world and sets off to find theEncouraged along the way by a t

who tells her Cheer up Duck, thwill pass you must look aheadis a beautiful book about taking cof your moods and overcoming sThe illustrations are gorgeous an

beautiful wood block finish. We love the way the pages introduceDucks mood lightens.

Where You Came FromSara OLeary

Illustrated by - Julie Morstad

This darling book is a follow up to an-other favourite When You Were Smalland is just as loved. Once again we are

besotted with little Henry who inquistiveby nature asks his parents Where did Icome from? and we take delight in the

wonderful imaginative responses from his

parents. Mum and Dad take turns tellingHenry a series of playful stories, tellinghim he was carved out of wood, spotted inthe sale bin at the supermarket, deliveredin the mail with no return address, andmore. The tone is gentle and sometimes alittle cheeky and beautifully illustrated.

The Clever Stick John Lechner

This little stick has always been clever; hecan solve maths problems, enjoys poetry,ponders music from the birds and enjoysthe beauty that comes from the rose. Theonly problem is he lacks the voice to sharehis thoughts and ideas with the rest of theforest so they just seem him as a stick.The little stick is disheartened that he hasno voice. The sweet and simple illustra-tions will draw the young reader in andthe wonderful message that no matterhow small someone is they deserved to beheard. This charming story of self discov-ery and of finding ones voice is definitely

a favourite of ours.

For Just One Day Laur

Illustrated by Marc Boutavant

Who doesnt enjoy a game of Lettend? For Just One day we couldmonkey, a crocodile or perhaps aMarc Boutavant from Paris illusthis charming book and this booto be as popular as his other titleThe World. The gorgeous illustracombined with the memorable r

are sure to keep our little ones enagain and again. For Just One Dprompts us to let our imaginatio

wild, while reminding us at the ebest person to be is ourselves.

Reviewed by Natasha Seeto


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snapped by kids


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oison labels

www.flickr.com/photos/jackcatcurio

arydoll

www.ourchildrensgorilla.com

oster

www.danisanchis.es

locks

www.fawnandforest.com

osendahl toys

www.enfantterribleshop.com

nail

www.littlecircus-shop.com

iking

www.herzensart.com

Vikings


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oll bag

www.schoengeist5vor12.com

mushrooms

www.flyingstartoys.com

riendly ghosts

www.misakomimoko.blogspot.com

umi doll

www.letrainfantome.com

at

www.olivesfriendpop.com

rint

www.bakersdozen.bigcartel.com

wans

www.lapomme.etsy.com

Angels


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Left to right......www.studioviolet.sewww.littlefashiongallery.comwww.zigouis.bigcartel.comwww.ninainvorm.punt.nlIllustration bywww.ragdollillustrations.blo


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I remember youwell at thechelsea hotel

dressmamapapatie

vintagehatkidostore

hotographyTravis Grace www.dlm.com.au


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ee the destroyersbraces stylist own


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dress bonpoint from arabella hair bowvintage

you were famoyour heart was a lege


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JacketVelo Rouge Lace Blouse and Hat Grandma Tak


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tee the destroyersjeans imps and elfs shoes david m


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dress bb+++hat vintage flag david m


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shirt kidostore jumper vintagevest minor collection

singlet the destroyersjeans imps and elfs


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dress caramel baby and child dress bb+++bus scroll david m


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jacket grandma takes a trip tee imps and elfsjeans gap illustration G


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www.apollineaparis.com

image......www.couprio.com


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catherine and her destiny

shoes bloch petticoat grandma takes a trip stockings vintage

photography hannah scott stevenson


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ird (in hair) abigial brown dress andbowtie grandma takes a trip


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iant bowhopelessly devoted top grandma takes a trip gloves vintage


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op mamapapa from kidostore petticoat grandma takes a trip stockings vintage


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dress let them eat cake


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dress minor collection gloves vintage tutu scarfvintage


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hairscarfgrandmatak

esatriptoppaperwingsfromkidostorelacetrousersgrandmatakesatrip

illustrationamyborre

llwww.cakewithgiants.b

logspot.com


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Goggles are what this explorer wears. A brave adventurerdiscovers exciting new things, in blazing sun or blustery w

Hes ready for anything!

treasured possessionsa gift for our subscribers

papier machein collaboration with

are proud to announce the winner

of our amazing competition.

Congratulations

Susan Montgomeryfor such a unique entry


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things you will need

A vintage doyley or napkin - the fabric should be a little bit s

through when you hold it up to light so you can trace the design o

A small embroidery hoop to stretch your doyley over - it ma

stitching easier. The hoop should be quite a bit smaller than the d

A needle

Embroidery floss in your chosen colours

Scissors

An air-fading embroidery marker - from your favourite sewsupplies store the pen fades away in a day or two.

Paper and black pen

Masking tape


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race or draw the design onto paper with black pen (so you can see the lines easilywhen you trace it onto fabric!) You can copy and print our design or get someone smalln your house to draw something special.

Now take the paper you just traced your design onto and tape it onto a clean, brightwindow. Make sure that it is nice and straight. Next tape your doyley over the top of the

esign - being sure that the design thats peeping through is centred on the doyley - orn a spot that you like. Using the air fading embroidery marker, carefully trace youresign straight onto the right side of the doyley. Dont worry if you make little mistakess they will fade out! Trace all the lines.

Next get ready to stitch! Unscrew the embroidery hoop so that its in two pieces.ay the piece WITHOUT the screw onto a clean work surface. Drape your ready-to-mbroider doyley over this part of the hoop, so that the part of the design you want totart with is centred (or in a spot you have chosen!)

Now pop the other part of the hoop over the top, pushing it down firmly and carefully

o that it fits together neatly. Tighten the screw and pull the fabric until its taut.

hread your needle and start stitching! We used back-stitch and stem-stitch to stitchur fox, but you can use any stitches you know or like.

he embroidery floss has 6 tiny strands, making up one thick strand, and you caneparate these strands out, using only one strand for sketchy, finer details - or use aew or all the strands for a bolder line. Its quite hard to thread the needle with ALL thetrands though!

Un-screw the hoop and move your fabric around as you need to, to finish each line.ome parts of the design might not fit easily into the hooped area - just stitch thosearefully without the hoop. Tie off your floss as neatly and firmly as you can at the backf your work as you go. Remember the marker fades out - so stitch it all up in a day oro, unless you want to retrace later!

When you are done, carefully press your work with a cloth over the top to protect thosepecial stitches.You can frame your finished work, give it to someone special or use it atour next tea party!

back stitch stem stitch

how to


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pom pom garlandwww.tika.com.au dresswww.minirodini.se

headbandwww.littlefashiongallery.com longhairylarrywww.luckyboysunday.dk

dresswww.muchacha.co.jp pillowwww.luckyboysunday.dkjump

www.smallable.com hairclipwww.atsuyoetakiko.com trouserswww.kido


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