Porte-manteau pour chambre d'enfant.
Mobilier pour enfant. Peut -être fixé au mur.
Le porte manteau est issu du recyclage, peint à la main,
vernis, j'ai aussi créé les petits citrons sur lesquels resposent
les vestes. Ils sont en pâte polymère.
En forme d'arbre, il est très mignon, on peut le poser au
sol ou le fixer.
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2012. Tous droits de reproduction interdits
Porte-manteau pour chambre d'enfant, L E M O N T R E E
I found a flat wooden tree discarded in the streets.
It was plain, unvarnished wood, and was missing
some coat-pegs.I washed it, removed the pegs, polished it, painted it
with acrylic paint.Then I tried my best to find wooden pegs in shops
in the shape of lemons that would fit on my tree,
(I would even have taken any fruit !!) but no matter
how hard I tried, I could never find any.So I decided to make some, with polymer clay.
Polymer clay is soft, and easy to shape, but becomes
very hard and resistant once it's been baked.
I know this material very well because I work a lot
with it when i make my jewels (see my other shop,
TheSausage on Etsy).So I shaped my six lemons, and planted in them
some long enough screws, baked them and there
you go !! They were ready to assemble.Now my tree is one of its kind, and you won't find
the like of it in a furniture shop !! It's all refurbished and
handmade.The tree must be fixed on a wall and there are some
holes at the back for hooks to hold it.
It is approximately one meter high, and 75 cm at the
widest.The coats or clothes are hung
onto the lemons. They hold! it even works for adults'
coats !However I imagined this tree for a child's bedroom.
And my reward... delicious lemon juice, as it is summer
and 28°C in Paris today !!Coat rack for kids. Kids' furniture, kids' bedroom. Can be fixed to a wall.
100 x 75 cm // 3 cm thick.
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June 2014. All Rights Res