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My work is inspired by the shape and movement of windmills. I enjoy bright colour and decorative pattern and my main processes are photo-etching and cold enamelling.
I love etching patterns onto silver and hand painting them with the fantastic colours with cold enamel.
Wolfmoon Jewellery is designed and handcrafted by Clair Sharp at her home near the Ochill hills.
Sharp creates necklaces, chokers, earrings, bracelets and jewellery sets. She works in a variety of materials including wood, glass and gemstones. Each piece is unique, individual and made with great care and dedication.
Clare designs and creates exquisite hats and headpieces for individual clients. With a strong background in traditional millinery Clare also develops and uses cutting edge techniques and innovative materials. Her hats have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the UK and included in prestigious fashion shows and as decorative art in interior design. Clare’s passion is to create unique designs that flatter and enhance her clients and make them feel absolutely special.
Contemporary Art Gallery showing Fine Art and Craft. Art Workshops and Classes for Adults. Life Drawing. Children’s Art Club. Coffee, Tea and Home Bakes. Available for Private Hire and Private Parties.
Copper shawls created and designed by fashion designer Claudia Escobar are handmade to order .
Knitted to order by a group of urban Scottish women.
Price on aplication and contact at : papawesray@hotmail/ skinilondon@hotmail.co.uk
They are not only beautiful and inspiring but carry benefitial health qualities to them, as explained below :
Claudia Escobar born Chilean/Polish is an international award winning fashion and textile designer. TIME Magazine voted Escobars Salmon Skin Leather Bikini ‘coolest invention for fashion of 2003’.
Escobar works with natural, organic, recycled and eco-friendly textiles, these include linen, wool, copper, wood and salmon skin and incorporates handmade and haute couture techniques. Her current work involves the creation of a new ‘conceptual material’.
Clemence Cocquet primarily works with paper and textile, especially knitwear, exploring their sculptural limits.
She has a strong interest for the potential for narrative in found material, such as old maps, books and unraveled cardigans.
Each item she creates is unique and designed to be used and worn.
The essence of Kintyre - Special jewellery by Campbeltown goldsmith Grant Logan, fine collections of original art and studio crafts within Campbeltown's harbour side gallery.
I am a steampunk jewellery artisan with a passion for sourcing and bringing local (south Scotland) crafts and crafters together to sell, socialize and network.