Hello,
The judges all came back today with their choices in the four categories (Update: see also the peoples’ choice winner). So, without further ado the winners of the four categories are:
Best Use of Materials: Charity Shop Orphans by Fuzzywork
Loved the idea of just painting over somebody else’s work and making it your own. We also loved that they weren’t actually damaging the pieces but kind of preserving them. We loved these. Anthony and Alison
Most Innovative Piece: Zip Earrings by JollyGood.
This is so simple and effective. Wayne Hemingway
Appeal / Playfulness: The Sew It Yourself Giraffe by Loglike.
This is fantastic – simple idea, brilliantly done. I’d immediately want to buy this – I love that it has a little retro vibe but it totally contemporary and new-seeming at the same time (I mean new in terms of idea, obviously, not new in terms of materials). A really goo example of taking something old and making it absolutely modern. Also, I really love the look of it and the bold simplicity of the idea. I’d like to own one. India knight
Quality of Craft Work: The Denby Chair + Pixar Lamp by Blackalbino
I love the detail that has gone into renovating this old chair and lamp. You can see from the standard of craftsmanship of the collage that this must have taken a great deal of time and precision. I particularly love the use of the old post cards and stamps I LOVE vintage images and it makes this very unique
31 Responses to Upcycle Christmas #Winners
WOOOOHOOOOO!!!!!!!
that’s all :-)
Congratulations to all the winners, well done
Well done the winners! I just went to blow a load of money on stuff though and not everything seems to be there. I’m after the tweed bag for instance, and my bangle entry isn’t there- have we more to come? My eBay ID is ballpointpenthief by the way!
Well done everyone – what fantastic work and achievements!!
x
I’m a runner-up!? Woop! What a lovely thing to wake up too :)
Love the winning choices!
Well done to all the winners (and the runners up – see, ). Just been to put on a few bids – the shop looks good. Not sure all the items are on yet though.
Well done guys! Some fabulous entries there! I’ll have to ensure I have time next time!
Well done everybody!!!!I didn’t get to win, but lets hope our stuff makes money for the Charity. Kx
Wow – great pieces of work here! congrats to all the winners
Congrats to the winners! And woohoo! I get a mention too! Off to look at Ebay now!
Well done to everyone who entered & congrats. to the winners & runners-up, really amazing work!
Congrats to all the winners.
Great choices! Congratulations to the winners and runners up.
Congratulations to the winners and runners-up. And well done to everyone who entered. The standard was very high.
Thank you folksy & Sue Ryder for running the competition – I had such fun taking part.
I have always shopped in Charity Shops but now I really feel I can go and look at something in a new way – ‘What can I do with that?’.
Well done to all the winners!
Hello – I’ve been to eBay and can only find 50 or so of the entries? I’m trying to drum up a bit of bidding action but it’s beginning to look like I’m making it up!
@fuzzywork have a look here : http://shop.ebay.co.uk/upcyclexmas/m.html
Well done everyone! I’m bidding – glad to see my favorites already clocking up some money
Well done to everyone who took part – some great entries in the auction. And big congrats to the winners!
everything looks great. i loved making my quilt and look forward seeing the money raised.
Great competition, and great winners! Thanks folksy, I really enjoyed doing something a bit different and quirky, and its given me some more ideas too! Hopefully we’ll help raise lots of money for charity, and raise folksy profile a bit more too – all winners!
YAY! Our sew-it-yourself giraffe did good. Thank-you all & well done everyone who entered. LOTS of good entries. Hopefully good promo for the whole Folksy community too, (& Sue Ryder Care of course).
Well done everyone! Now of course it is time to BID BID BID and raise some money for the charity that provided so many free resources:
http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/upcyclexmas/
Many items are going for 50p right now, and it seems to me that Sue Ryder should earn more not less than they would have done by selling the various items unaltered – BID NOW!
Heather/Nifty
I agree. Everyone needs to bid!
My skirt has a bid on which is brilliant (and thank you ) but it is only 1p.
I could have sold the fabric for more than that.
We need to raise more money for Sue Ryder.
BID, BID, BID!
Wow, I came runner up, Thanks Wayne Hemingway! Now I must bid on that lovely purse I spied as part of the comp!
i’ve just had a look through the auction and noticed that my skirt was listed as women’s clothes. It isn’t! I suspect it would get more bids if it were listed in the children’s category (not that I actually want it to get more bids since my DH is bidding on it for Laura but my ‘sense of honour’ couldn’t not let Folksy know about the mistake… And if the listing is changed, can the postage also be put up to
whoops! laptop went craaaazy. Sorry.
Meant to say well done to all. Been checking out all the lovely Sue Ryder ebay listings ready to bid.
Any idea when and how we will be getting the details of who has won our Upcycle items? If we are to post second class I would like to get the Foxes off sooner rather than later. Thanks, Beth
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