Huntermade.

Did you know we do our beloved wedding bouquet service with earrings as well::: botanically hand dyed with your wedding bouquet flowers on silk.

Artist Made: HunterMade is committed to both quality craftsmanship and environmental responsibility using a palette derived from flowers and plant matter.

circular Design: By prioritising circularity in textile design, this scarf has been made considering its entire lifecycle, including biodegradation, with the ability to break down at the end of life into the natural environment.

100% Natural: All fabrics used in HunterMade collection releases are inherently natural in composition. These silks scarves are botanically hand dyed using rose petals, geraniums, hollyhocks and other seasonal flora.e collect floral/plant wastage from flower wholesalers, local florist, supermarkets, public gardens, friends and family.

Flower Recycling+
Industry flowers: imperfect or unused will often end up thrown out, using them as botanical dye gives them a circular use. We then place the spent flowers into green waste or studio compost.

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The seasonal/bespoke collections are ever evolving but the floral top knot scarf is available year round. They shift in colours throughout the season, depending on what they have been dyed with. I make a lighter more subtle prints pictured here and also a vibrant option. The photography has been done by Kynesha and Jess from Lilac in Hand.

📸 I arrived at Kyneshas house with a car full on textiles and she took me down the back of her property to the most beautiful eucalyptus trees and we hung out with her cat as she directed the shoot, more photos to come from this day 💫

The Eucalyptus dyed hair scarves have been a part of the Ethereal Eucalyptus collection for some years now: they are a mainstay of the signature print. Most of the year these are made to order:::four days turn around for postage from ordering. They can be gift wrapped too just ask 🤍 Xx Photography by 📷 Dress by ✨

Happy November! A sunny start to the festive season today in Adelaide so heres a first look at my next slow making workshop on Sunday the 28th of November, details below.

Festive wreath + slow made gift workshop (first look) Hello! Happy November (phew!) it's been a sunny start to the festive season today in Adelaide and a nice day to show you the first look at my next workshop on Sunday the 28th of November. Hosted by the beautiful Enough Studio in on Unley Road. It's going to be a fun one, and you will leave ready for...

f e s t i v e + this Sunday (1st of December)at I’m hosting a dried wreath making workshop at 1pm (the only public one for the year!) 🧡if you’d like to book a seat send me a message or comment below. Child friendly✌🏾
How long do they last? Well...
A friend came to my door last week and remarked at how organised I was to have my wreath up... I laughed as it was last years that I left up year round 😅 . { m a k i n g w i t h n a t u r e } “Using a beautiful selection of native and exotic flowers you will learn the art of contemporary arrangements. For your home, workspace or to be gifted. Dried flowers last years and create beautiful sculptures and intricate movement. They lift a space and hold a wonderful calming presence” . .

M A K I N G W I T H N A T U R E | Sustainability + creativity with a delicious plant-based dinner included in the ticket

We've just made the wedding scarf even easier to book

Wedding Scarf | HunterMade After the wedding day keep the flowers in a vase either drying or in water. The flowers will be either picked up or sent to my studio to be steamed printed.