Unique Australian Made Fashion
The Goddess of Colour mission is to provide colourful, fun and stylish, Australian Made Fashion and accessories that are sustainable with the “Wow” factor.
Each handmade product puts life back into materials, recycling what would otherwise be discarded. Piecing together eclectic mixes of preloved and new fabrics I create something beautiful with a whole new purpose.
Add in hand painting, unusual handmade buttons and trims and you have a truly unique Australian Made Fashion garment that will turn heads and have tongues wagging! Plus, everything is made ethically in Tasmania, Australia.
Being an artist, self-confessed goddess and worshipper at the shrine of colour you will also find other colourful stuff here that may interest you, so take a good look around. Whether, piecing together fabric, tiles or life you will always find me working with colour.
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Kaye
Recent Blog Posts
The Via Francigena – The Goddess Walks to Rome
Living a Colourful Life I was missing for several months….not in the normal sense but in a way, missing from “normal life.” Was I lost? Yes. Lost in an adventure with my husband Paul, that took 4 months to achieve and just as many months to “come down” from. I was living a colourful life […]
The Humble Shoe. A Journey from Fashion Shoes to Practicalities.
Soleful (Soulful) musings on shoes. I have been thinking a lot about shoes lately. Shoes and boots have always been an important and colourful accessory for me. Not so many years ago I used to only have a very small collection. Not now…they seem to have grown and multiplied in my cupboard. I am sure […]
Colour. Don’t just wear it. Live it!
A “How to “10 step guide. If I had a dollar for every time a person said to me, “I love colour” and then proceeded to choose beige, grey or brown for their clothes, paint or home decor, I would be a millionaire many, many times over! Beige is a lifestyle, not just a colour. […]
Paint colours to brighten your home – Part 2
How to transfer your inspirational paint colours from your mood board to your wall. So, here we are. You have had tea and biscuits, and had time to admire your ‘mood board’ from Part 1 of ‘Paint colours to brighten your home’. You have read ‘Some basics in how to make the right colour choices […]
Paint colours to brighten your home
Some basics in how to make the right colour choices for you. Colour is an inexpensive method of expressing yourself and your moods. Applying paint colours to brighten and heighten the ambience in your home is one of the easiest (and may I say, ancient, think…cave paintings) home decorator ideas around to gain maximum effect. […]
Mosaic madness in the garden
How to transform an ugly, old wall into a striking mosaic garden feature? I have a genuine compulsion to smash plates and cover things!! My husband, Paul jokes that if you stand around for too long at our place you will get covered in mosaic! Mmm… that is pretty true so, an ugly wall in […]
Raining red in Hobart
Oh My God! It’s raining red, Hallelujah! It’s raining red in Hobart It’s been pouring red actually, over the past 16 days due to the annual winter contemporary arts and music festival, Dark MoFo run by MONA. A few would say that Dark MoFo is a celebration of all things dark and sinister but I […]
Getting real about Nature’s colour palette
Some inspiration and meaning on the ‘TRUE’ natural colour palette. It seems that every interior magazine, homemaker show or person you speak with is extolling the virtues of a natural colour palette. Various shades of brown, beige, latte, wheat, rust, charcoal, cream, white or perhaps with a little pale blue or a green seems to […]
Black is the colour!
How to make colours ‘POP’ by using the colour black A little diversion here from the colour black…I have always wanted to play the saxophone. For 20 years I have been ranting about how I was going to take it up when I turned 60 and be a “groovy granny” and form an all-girl geriatric […]
5 Reasons to use more colours and Bugger Beige!
- Colours are exciting, beige is drab, dull and boring.
- Colours add interest, beige is common place and bland.
- Colours make an impression, beige is average.
- Colours add contrast, beige is monotone.
- Colours inspire individuality, beige is expressionless.