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I am a weaver and I live and work in Westray Orkney. I trained at Shetland College on their Contemporary Textiles course.
I enjoy the whole process of weaving from the initial idea, through the designing the warp and setting up of the loom to the actual weaving and then the grand finale of taking the textile off the loom and finishing it.
Contemporary jewellery based on Scotland, using photographs and semi-precious stones to create one-off pieces.
I produce traditional knitwear in yarn sourced in Scotland. I produce 100% Shetland sweaters which can be in fairisle, hand embroidered with leather applique (all of which are individual) or they can be left plain. My 100% Cashmere ranges from scarves and wraps to sweaters in 4ply.
I'm a lampwork bead artist, i make both focal and bead sets for jewellery designers all over the world, my work is bright and colourful. I'm influenced by the beaches and the sea as well as the mountains that are plentiful up here.
Caroline is a Fife based designer / jeweller who makes bold and unique one-off pieces of jewellery. If asked what inspires her she has no idea where all the shape and form in her head comes from and just allows her thoughts to transfer themselves into the finished work which can make the process very organic and always unique
Cuero handbags hold to principles of uniqueness, durability and practicality. The maker Caroline Marr is responsible for all stages of each bag’s creation, this commitment to quality is evident in the final product. The bags are available through selected craft fairs, the internet and from Cuero, Harestanes Visitor Centre, near Jedburgh. Caroline’s background includes art school, fashion design college and buying for a leading design outlet, which allied to careful selection of butter-soft leathers, fittings and ornamentation, combine to produce highly desirable and exclusive accessories.
My jewellery is inspired by a fascination with optical illusion and how the eye can be deceived. I achieve this by creating pieces which explore the bold, bright colours and shapes of the Op Art movement and how this translated into fashion at the time.
Functional pieces and panels made with float glass with applied frits and enamels. Matching items in fabric and paper.
Beautiful limited edition handbags created from the finest Scottish mohairs, tweeds and tartans, all luxuriously lined. Images of Scotland are also used in an original collection which elegantly combines tradition with vogue.
Gaelo Jewellery; we specialise in designing and making unique, high quality necklaces and bracelets. These are made from gold, silver and semi precious stones.