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Emma McDermott’s work is inspired by birds and their habitats. The damage caused by the jewellery industry to their environments, encouraged her to use all recycled or natural materials in her work.
I am a product of the Scottish landscape. My work reflects the ancient and the modern of my nations past and future. This work comes from the bog, the hill, the shore.
One Tree Furniture design and manufacture high quality bespoke furniture for the home and office.
We specialise in fine contemporary hardwood furniture using timbers such as; Cherry, Maple, Oak and Walnut.
We offer a range of finishes including; lacquered, oiled, waxed or painted.
Euan McWhirter designs fashion forward luxury Jewellery in Precious Metals and mixed materials.
Beads & Masterpieces would like to introduce the craft of beaded embroidery.
You will get a terrific result with tiny efforts - unique piece of art and attractive decoration for your home.
Jennifer is the Snìomhadair aig Ceann-cinnidh Clann Urchardainn (Spinner to the Chief of the Clan Urquhart) and works in experimental archaeology and education. Preserving this ancient craft is a passion and you can find her spinning and teaching at many historic locations throughout the UK
The Clyde Room at the Falls of Clyde is a perfect craft venue. With beautiful views over the River Clyde all kinds of wildlife can be spotted along the banks from four elegant georgian windows, including dippers, grey wagtails and kingfishers.
Faye Taylor Hackers combines traditional knitting techniques with quirky new styles, creating one off pieces of knitwear and accessories for everyone to enjoy.
Taking inspiration from Scotland's beautiful sky lines and aerial views Faye has worked in interiors, accessories, art, and in fashion, however her expertise lie in Knitwear.
High quality wooden pens and boxes made from Scottish timbers and select wood veneers.
Fiona is fully qualified in Jewellery Design and Manufacture, having studied full time for three years. Subjects included advanced stone setting techniques such as channel and pave, and the study of gemology.