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I combine traditional knitting techniques with a well-shaped, tailored silhouette to create an extremely comfortable but undoubtably sexy women's wear collection. My fabrics are made of the finest yarns of silk, alpaca, wool and cotton and each garment is finished by hand to ensure the highest quality.
Working with silver and found objects to create individual, handmade pieces inspired by the landscape and daily life in the west of Scotland.
Miso Funky produce offbeat interiors and accessories in Glasgow, Scotland, lovingly handmade by Claire Brown and her small band of imaginary animal helpers.
Miso Funky takes the traditional medium of cross stitch and brings it bang up to date with a modern twist with the aim of each piece of work raising a smile from its new owner.
Roche Designs is an artist-run company offering ranges of one-off, hand-crafted jewellery as well as a bespoke design service. I aim to provide you with the ultimate statement piece, unique gift or perfect finishing touch for any special outfit. Most pieces are in sterling silver with precious and semi-precious stones, but gold and other metals can be used when required.
Clare Nicolson textiles combine digitally printed cottons and silks with vintage fabric to create a fresh range of interior textiles and accessories. The range includes cushions, throws, tea towels, scarves and handmade greetings cards, many of which incorporate vintage fabric ensuring truly unique designs.
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.
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.
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.
GalGael build and sail wooden boats in celebration of Scotland's heritage - providing a focal point, around which a whole number of community benefits can unfurl. Engaged in this way, a wide array of pieces have been created, across a broad spectrum of indigenous crafts; from boatbuilding to furniture making, timber framing to blacksmithing, basketweaving to leather carving and granite carving. At times traditional, at others contemporary, they are united by a common theme of integrity of the natural materials used. Indigenous motifs and local history also feature regularly in GalGael’s work.
It was while working alongside Farriers in the Agriculture Industry, that I realised the potential that Blacksmithing had for creating functional, contemporary work.
Since then I have been working on combining these traditional skills with my original training as a sculptor to create new work.
Although I have used organic forms as a starting point for some of my work I often let the materials I’m using, and how it can be worked, dictate the final outcome of each idea.