Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Monday, 23 April 2012
Suffolk Puff Skirt
I am running a course on Saturday 5th May at Delight and Wisdom in Corbridge on up cycling skirts. The course costs £50 and includes lunch and materials but you bring the skirt. I'll provide the ideas to turn your skirt into a unique and handcrafted piece. I'll be looking at hand stitching, appliqué, border perse and fabric manipulation as transformative textile techniques . A sewing machine will be on hand too. I provide the fabrics, trims, buttons and other embellishments for you to "play" with. If you are interested then contact Delight and Wisdom HERE
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Afterwards
Our Open Studios was a great success. I sold a lot of original prints and drawings. Here are two pieces I sold today which I really liked.
Friday, 20 April 2012
A clean and tidy attic studio
Tidied up my studio this afternoon so it is all ready for the public to visit over the weekend. Open 10.30 - 4 Saturday and Sunday. For details on how to get there please click HERE
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Walking
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
A sketchbook course
I have been teaching an oriental inspired mixed media course for the last few days and have been encouraging the students to work on several small pieces which can finally be brought together within sketchbooks. A lot of people ask me about my sketchbooks and how I get going and what techniques I use so I am running a course called The Decorated Sketchbook over 4 evening classes. The course starts Tuesday 8th May and at the moment there are still some places left on it. If you are interested please click HERE which will direct you to the Horsley printmakers site which will give you more information.
Friday, 13 April 2012
Textile Collage
I am teaching an "All Things Oriental" course all week right up until Sunday night. It was lovely at the end of yesterday to go up to my studio and fiddle about with little bits and pieces to make some new cards for the Open Studios event next weekend. Every card is unique and hand sewn. One of these even has a little bit of an original 1811 letter sewn in to it.
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