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Add a dash of colour and creativity to a lamp post, tree or dustbin near. Yarn Bombing is what it's all about. >

Like all good things Pop Shop, inspired by Design Indaba, is coming to an end. But there’s still the online shop with gorgeous local creative wares. >

With Hybrids, Brazilian designer Rodrigo Almeida explores material culture, craftmanship and tradition. >

Umcebo Design is planning an exhibition for Durban that looks to ways in which art and craft can address climate change. >

Director of the Museum of Architecture, Design and Urbanism in Mexico, Regina Pozo Ruiz gives a whistle-stop-tour of contemporary design. >

Ceramicist Hennie Meyer created 93 colouful small vases that say happy birthday to Nelson Mandela. >

Pop Shop, inspired by Design Indaba, is a temporary store with some of the finest lust-have designer products upon local shores. >

Cut, paste, create and decorate. Paper projects come alive, DIY style, with the Paper Punk kit. >

The Stephen Burks: Man Made exhibition considered the global economy of artisanal craft. >

Vietnamese craft plus Scandinavian design equals bright and vibrant “Superheroes” stools by Glimpt. >

With his vibrant range of ceramics, Ruan Hoffmann is the first South African to exhibit at the Rockefeller Centre in New York. >

Woo-men Plush Toys will be making their debut at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, along with Zapiro and Anton Kannemeyer. >

Kim Lieberman’s Tribe is a handmade sculpture made in bronze and lace. >

Early Morning Life is an animation film project and installation about poverty, childhood, ambition, dreams and class divisions. >

Jurgen Bey curates an exhibition that looks to the connection between production processes of past and present. >

Creations this colourful can't not make one smile. And what makes it even better is that it removes plastic pollution from beaches. >

Matali Crasset’s Cuttings range of objects is the result of a collaboration with Dutch glass blower Vincent Breed. >

Renée Rossouw and Laduma Ngxokolo take abstract patterns from school-day simplicity to allusions about personal identity. >

Maarten Baas and Christien Meindertsma have known each other since their Design Academy Eindhoven student days. >

Diallo Design is using design to promote economic development in Mali. And the creations inspire a new perspective on African creativity. >

Bianca Chang’s beautiful works of paper art are inspired by the simplicity of tone-on-tone signage and the shadows of 3D letterforms. >

Funky and multi-functional, the Sit In range of stools has a lovely "local is lekker" feel to them. >

Elisa Strozyk's Accordion Cabinet and Wooden Textiles point to the possibilities of wood as a very flexible material. >

“Cocoon” was the abstract theme of a glass vase installation by Nendo at the Milan Furniture Fair recently. >

South African fashion designer Gavin Rajah has launched a gorgeous home ware collection. >