Craftscotland: Craft News archive from October 2005
| Exhibition of Jewellery Inspired by Handwriting The idea of short uncertain conversations inspires an exhibition of jewellery by Clare Hillerby in Edinburgh. | |
| Flower Garlands Blossom Across the World A series of 'Flower Garlands' by Shaeron Averbuch, inspired by Lithuania, go on show in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Australia. | |
| Metal and Textile Fusion in Bonhoga Show Creative collaborations are the theme of 'Fusion', a touring exhibition currently on at Shetland's Bonhoga Gallery. | |
| Wasps Weekend of Open Studios A Wasps Open Studio Weekend on 8 and 9 October offers a chance for some early Christmas shopping. | |
| Brahan Estate Hosts The Big Willow Event An inspirational willow experience in May 2006 centres around a gigantic willow sculpture created by international artist Patrick Dougherty with a team of volunteers. | |
| Exhibition of Scottish Textiles from the Catwalk A new exhibition at the Museum of Scotland features cutting edge fashion in Scottish textiles by some of the world's leading designers. | |
| New Exhibition of Craft Inspired by Highlands The Highland schools crafts residencies marks year two with the new 'Over the Hills & Far Away...' exhibition in Kingussie. | |
| Scottish Silversmiths at Goldsmiths' Fair Some of Scotland's leading silversmiths take part in Goldsmiths' Fair 2005 in London. | |