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soft sculpture
I ended up in hospital unexpectedly over the Easter weekend which put paid to my plans for a 'creative retreat' at home - I was so looking forward to a weekend away from the world, making work and...
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photo shoot
a useful session setting up our work with lights and different colour backgrounds, will go off and practise some more, although trying to get me to do fancy things with a digital camera (theres that...
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haptic happiness
the touch of the hand...is what's missing for me in the digital world.. okay I know it has its place but I find more creative fulfillment in the tactile and sensory experience of making textiles with...
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time to stop and be inspired...
I love coffee. real proper coffee. slow coffee...this article on trend tablet, from Li Edelkoort (trend forecaster and publisher of Bloom Magazine) beautiful inspiring images and words..
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"At the university of life, there is no graduation ceremony, we never really complete the course, we just keep on learning. If you skip the lectures, the lessons come and find you. Nor is it even as...
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Hand/Eye Magazine article
article published online recently in hand/eye magazine Seachange means re-evaluating your life and making dramatic changes to ensure you live your values, and that you can look back on your life with...
View Articlechocolate frogs & ripples in the pond
i feel really privileged to have been able to take part in the 'Landskin' workshop with India Flint in London last week. India's wonderful book Eco Colour inspired me during my journey of discovery...
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Saori inspired jacket
Weaving in the window watching the world go by...Sleeves...British wool in natural colour and dyed with locally grown woad
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Colours of Norfolk for the body
British blue faced Leicester wool through a silk and wool warp, dip dyed in Norfolk woad and soft shades of madder
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Colours of Norfolk for the home
Soft shades of blue from woad and pale yellow from weld -natural shades inspired by norfolk landscape
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