Turning the Overlooked into the Unforgettable...
Ever wondered what your materials could become?
I work with individuals, brands and organisations to transform existing materials into one-of-a-kind, functional pieces. Each project is made by hand, shaped through a process of planning, cutting, testing, refining and reworking often limited materials into something practical, considered and visually distinctive.
I take on both one-off commissions and larger collaborations, working with what’s already there to create pieces that are made to be used. The result is something practical and considered, with a past you can still recognise and a future you might not have imagined.
Keep scrolling to see what’s possible, or share what you have in mind.
Aerial skiing suits reimagined as couture for the Snow Australia Awards. Image credit: Snow Australia
Spicy Happiness in Noodles Bumbag - Shin Ramyun packaging
SAMade bicycle gear feat. Woolworths x Nardurna bags
Winter coat, woollen blanket and reclaimed silk.
Throw cushion cover, upcycled denim and reclaimed blackout fabric. Insert filled with off-cut fabric remnants.
Colgate Couture, SAMade tote bag, upcycled toothpaste packaging.
Chicken Ramen bumbag, reimagined food packaging.
Sperm whale toy, old jeans, filled with sewing scraps. Pattern credit: CraftyKooka
Nothing wasted: zippered pouch, fabric off-cut remnants.
Lane 8 Childish Tour Pants, fabric scraps. Design credit: Lane 8
Office chair, recovered in upcycled denim.
Old furniture given new life: re-covered lounge cushions.
Packet purses, food packaging and remnant fabric.
SAMade bicycle gear, upcycled kitesurfing kite: frame bag, feed bags, panniers.

