Tuesday, May 18, 2010

nosey rosie, sharon rose and a wall hanging...

sharon rose mc keever is a school friend of mine and someone who's making a mark for herself in many ways back in ireland...

inspiring women with her handcrafted, distinctive clothes and accessories for four years she is now bringing her funky style to children...but she managed to inspire me and my interior palette with her wall hangings and cushions...

sharon rose has always been passionate about art and design...from our school days i would often find sharon rose hanging out after school in the art rooms, working on coursework and projects...sharon rose studied at the scottish college of textiles in galashiels, and she was a frequent visitor to edinburgh and maybe now and again she'd find herself on my sofa after a night out or we'd meet each other on the ferry crossing from stranraer to belfast on a visit home for christmas or easter...

sharon rose's foray into the world of fashion has brought her under the radar of legendary textile artist zandra rhodes and designer julien macdonald...

now living in baltimore, co cork sharon rose is a member of the west cork design guild and the crafts council of ireland, and a regular exhibitor at showcase ireland...

some of her customers include mary black, juliet turner (who i met at a tango club in parnell square once) and jeremy irons...and you can see why...


more recently sharon rose has gained a fast momentum with nosey rosie, a new irish childrens brand...a stylish, smart sassy girl who wants to be the worlds greatest detective when she grows up...teaming up with award winning writer orlaith o'sullivan, sharon rose has brought her own artistic skills to the nosey rosie book with delightful illustrations...naturally, the charachters wear the nosey rosie collection of spikey hats, waistcoats, dresses, hoodies and bandanas for girls and boys...


but for me...its her wall hangings and cushions that i find inspiring...working with yarn, and exploiting all of its possibilities, much like in her fashion styles...i'm captivated...



can't you see this in the foyer of the shelbourne, or somewhere fittingly prestigious...i can...

thank you sharon rose for all the info, it's been great catching up with you...



4 comments:

Mise said...

Sharon Rose is a great find - I've already fallen for the wall art and the spiky beanie.

custardbydesign said...

glad to have introduced you to her wares mise...

before you know it you'll be co-ordinating your frocks with your throws...

Lorna said...

Fab designs and I must keep an eye out for the books for my 5 yr old

custardbydesign said...

they're in easons lorna...

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