This ukulele bag is crocheted with high quality threads (100% cotton, lamb wool and linen (that I dyed myself. I did an experiment for an collective art project) so a 100% natural fibres gig bag for those you want natural fibres.
I also made the buttons out of polymer clay. I love making buttons partly because I can mix colours and have unique patterns.
This music bag is handmade for a standard soprano ukulele. (length of 54.5cm and a width of 5.7cm).
You will get a bit of flexibility, an extra button and some thread with this gig bag.
One practical aspect of this ukulele case is that it has no zips. They tend to break easily over time. A button is easier to replace. You can carry your uke on your back when you travel as well with the back handle.
Take care of this colourful ukulele bag and it will last a life time. If you want to wash it, I’d recommend to soak it in some cold water with a gentle soap. Lay flat on a towel to dry it. If you aren't sure contact me and I'll gladly give you more details on how to take care of it.
I have now stopped taking custom orders but check my website for better deals.
For international deliveries, you will get a tracked number to follow your item. It will insure that your item arrives safely in your hands.
Uk residents, you will get this ukulele in a flash!
Everything on this website is handmade by me.
Why so many mediums? Because it's all connected to me as one. One diffused energy in many rays of creativity; an expression of multiple skills through one person. It's a paradox of 'the same but different'. However, someone may see it differently and perhaps prefers the softness of a wool object or the strength of some metal, or again, the colourful visual aspect of a drawing so here I thrive to make all of this, like an alchemist of some sorts! I revive the playfulness in me each time I create something and I invite you to do the same.
As to why monetising all, I have been asked (rather been negatively told...) I actually don't monetise ALL of my creativity. I thrive when I transform anything into something else. I want to do this all of the time. I'd like to share my passion with the world.
One day it might all be possible to live in a world of creations through a new and harmonious system of exchange that benefits all.
In the meantime, by doing what I thrive for, I am true to myself.
Thank you!
