This Nordic Knit polymer perfume case from Francoise Haon (Arliane) is black and white, of course.
What’s not clear is if the pattern is the result of mighty impressive canework or some other technique.
Patterns as precise as this make canemakers envious. Could she have extruded the tiny components? We’ll have to wait to see if Francoise gives us a clue. Take a look at the rest of Francoise’s Nordic line on her blog, her online shop and Facebook. What’s your guess?
Corine ,
Tiny cutters?
Joan Clipp ,
Just, wow! Thanks for another wonderful post in a year of divine inspiration Cynthia!
Carrie Harvey ,
Love this effect!
l recently saw somewhere online where this effect was achieved by painting one of the colours….can l remember where? Annoyingly, no. It would need a steady hand!
jana r.b. ,
I thought the same thing when I saw this yesterday, and settled on a cane…but, dang, if so, that’s mighty impressive! Well, it’s impressive no matter the technique. Glad to see it featured. Happy New Year, dear Cynthia ?
Madeline ,
Perhaps she used a rubber stamp and the Sutton Slice technique. If you search “rubber stamp nordic knitting” there are very similar patterns.
Brenda Urquhart ,
These are really unique…I think the technique is either Extruded or Transfer techniques…Love the perfume atomizer…
Francoise ,
Hi Cynthia !
The clue : it’s silkscreen ! from tonjia Lenderman
Just too fun to do ..
Joan Clipp ,
Hear that sound? My brain just cracked! Thanks for the “clue” Francoise!
Brenda Urquhart ,
Why of course…that’s what I was thinking when I wrote Transfer…
Tonja Lenderman ,
Yes, she used my silks screens available in my Etsy shop. Such a lovely use of them too 🙂
Seth L Savarick ,
Clearly Screen Printed.
Melody ,
Dang, that’s so cool. I love the nordic look.
~Melly~
Sandra ,
Fine work and elegant.