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Pict Pocket, fun functional textiles using part natural part recycles materials.
I create images of picturesque Scottish harbours and cottages in reclaimed textiles and hand embroidery. I generally work to commission, and recent work can also be seen in Eduardo Alessandro Studios in Broughty Ferry, Dundee.
I work mainly in woven tapestry and printmaking. The imagery used in the works is essentially abstract in character. I work in a variety of scales from miniature to large scale.
Caroline uses the plants around her on Skye to make structural forms and contemporary works. She likes to use common native plants such as hair moss, heather and bog cotton, exploring each ones particular structural qualities.
Functional pieces and panels made with float glass with applied frits and enamels. Matching items in fabric and paper.
This is a working pottery specialising in a wide range of hand-thrown tableware and commissioned pieces. The various processes may be seen at different times. Try our pottery in use at the restaurant next door. The Craft shop is where you will find not only our pottery but also the very best of Scottish crafts, other ceramics, jewellery, wood, glass and much more. The Gallery displays paintings in a wide mix of styles from local and Scottish artists, also prints, sculptures, wooden and glass bowls.
Scottish Counted Cross Stitch Kits - we produce a range of Scottish Counted Cross Stitch kits designed and produced on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
Catherine Sinclair is a textile artist based in Edinburgh. Her work has a narrative quality inspired by holiday memories and the special items that people like to collect. She explains, “I’m fascinated by people’s relationship with the objects they intentionally collect such as stamps, feathers, football stickers and autographs and the pleasure gained from having those items safely stored or displayed.”
Contemporary Glass and Glass Jewellery. Functional and sculptural forms and vessels. Importance of colour, layering, pattern and texture. Use of hot and cold techniques to create individual pieces with a graphic bent/twist. Bold colour and subtle tones are used to create pattern while cold working creates pattern and surface texture.
My work is based on hand and jacquard woven fabrics that can be used for lighting, screens, blinds, and other interior applications. My textile passion lies in woven interior textiles and in the experimental manipulation of structures and geometric patterns. I love to combine traditional and modern weaving techniques to create three-dimensional innovative fabrics.