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John P Johnston - Furniture

From his workshop near Dunbar in East Lothian, John works mainly to commission on a wide range of bespoke furniture and related timber projects. These objects mostly involve Scottish hardwoods as the main material, and sometimes incorporate small metal, slate or reclaimed materials for detail.
John's furniture can be described as clean lined, simple and highly functional. And also has a sense of robustness where the natural beauty of the timber enhances the over all design.

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- Edinburgh and the Lothians
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Josephine Kin Chin Morton Chinese Knotwork

Josephine Kin Chin Morton is a Chinese Malaysian who is one of very few, if not the only, artisan in the UK who understands the history and symbolism of this unique art form.

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- Edinburgh and the Lothians
- Scottish Borders
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Julia Laing - materialised

Julia Laing is a Scottish craft maker and mixed media artist. She makes a range of quirky & colourful accessories, textile artworks and dolls.

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Julie Williamson Designs

Designer/Maker Living and Working in Shetland, graduated 2011. Building on business creating digital and screen printed fabrics.

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Karelia House

A craft shop based in Aberfeldy, Perthshire which specialises in quilting, knitting, felting, craft courses and unique finnish giftware.

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- Perth and Kinross
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Karen James - Mudflail Ceramics

Pleasingly plump, curvaceous nudes make themselves at home anywhere!

The female form becomes sculptural ceramics by handbuilding in clay.

My ladies represent the easing of regime and convey the uninhibited comfort one should feel in one’s skin.

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- Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire and Clyde Valley
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Karen Suzuki - Nameless Wonders

Karen Suzuki makes textile animals which explore the possibilities of combining and reworking fabrics, using exposed, expressive stitching, finding form through needle, thread and scissors.

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- Edinburgh and the Lothians
- Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire and Clyde Valley
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Kate Anderson

Kate works to commission and for exhibition on mosaics that range from wall sized hangings to free-standing larger pieces.

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Kathryn Williamson

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.,

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- Jewellery
- Wearables
- Metal
- Mixed Media
- Paper
- Precious metals
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Katy Galbraith - Recycle Me Mosaics

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.

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