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Kathryn Hinton's work focuses on creating jewellery and silverware using digital technology to emulate traditional tooling in the process of making.
Kathryn Williamson jewellery evolved from an interest in the textural quality of silver and the simple sculptural shapes of found objects.Other influences are inspired by Pittenweem beach pebble pottery finds. The seemingly unconnected nature of the pattern has led to the reignition of an interest in a ecletic array of pattern from japanese origami to 70s coffee sets.
These elements are currently being explored in silver through rolled textural surfaces , photoetching and
combining this with enamel, paper / resin and beach pebbles.,
stripykat was created to supply a grateful world with fun, original and unique handmade bags and accessories. Each item is designed and lovingly made by Katie - the accessory mad girl from Scotland. Having studied Textile and Fashion Design at University and been a director of an independent interior design company, I have been able to continue my passion and flair for design and fabrics with stripykat.
Designer/maker who creates beautifully elaborate masks in both copper and silver. Form and symmetrical pattern are integral aspects of her designs which are combined to create these dramatic pieces, whether sculptural or functional. She also produces a range of wearable jewellery.
I make individually crafted mosaics, using primarily recycled materials. These include decorative mirrors and pictures, kitchen or bathroom splashbacks and garden ornaments (such as bird baths, signs and stepping stones. Flowers feature in many of the mosaics that I make, which is inspired by my love of my garden.
Interaction + versatility are two of the most important aspects of my work. i like the wearer to be able to play with my jewellery creating new pieces. Setting magnets within the resin provides a way of changing each piece easily.
Ring tops can be swapped, bangles stick together, neckpieces interconnect…
Sense of place and invisible energy was the main inspiration for my work. A series of site specific installations have been developed for Tate St Ives 2006 and York St Mary’s Church 2007 and 2008.
The appropriate techniques were chosen for each concept. The glass is the material to present the quality of transience in our lives.
Kerri Tilbury is a Contemporary Jewellery Designer and Maker who harnesses both traditional jewellery techniques and cutting-edge new technologies to create exclusive one-off and limited edition Art Jewellery.
Kerri works in Sterling Silver, Gold and non-precious materials. She utilises many traditional jewellery bench skills in her work, such as stone setting as well as more decorative techniques such as enamelling and etching.
Ultimately her goal is to evoke intrigue with her jewellery. She aims to create wearable art that enhances the wearer's sense of self expression and in doing so this creates an affinity between the wearer and designer.
Ruffled Feathers are a community arts group based in the Borders specializing in puppets, masks & parades.
I am a dressmaker living and working in Edinburgh's seaside town. I use vintage and retro fabric to make children,s dresses, aprons and half aprons and peg bags. I never make two of the same item. so every item is unique and very individual. I also do made to measure outfits for any occasion.