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Catriona MacKenzie
Contemporary Glass and Glass Jewellery. Functional and sculptural forms and vessels. Importance of colour, layering, pattern and texture. Use of hot and cold techniques to create individual pieces with a graphic bent/twist. Bold colour and subtle tones are used to create pattern while cold working creates pattern and surface texture.
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Catriona McLaughlin - WildCat Designs
Scottish Textile Designer Catriona McLaughlin makes beautiful and unique handmade Knitwear Accessories from Merino lambswool, cashmere and other luxurious natural fibres.
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Charlene Shore - Cshore Designer Maker
The work I create is textile craft based within a specialist area of embroidery; I place myself under the category of a designer maker as I enjoy producing crafts, which can be worn and indulged by clients. I produce crafts, which are easy on the eye and people can relate to such as the concepts on real world values.
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Chris Pellow Designs
Chris Pellow Designs offers bold, colourful and funky wearable art and whimsical home décor items created using Polymer clay, metals and other found materials.
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Christie Alexander
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.
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Christina Sargent Felt & Print Artist
Felt & print studio on small organic farm on island off South Ronaldsay on Orkney. The felts are colourful wall pieces made from sheep's fleece and depict fluid designs inspired by life and movement. Largest size is 4' x 6'. The prints are strong images mainly of wildlife on silks and cottons ranging from cards to large pieces.
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Cissyface Vintage
Cissyface Vintage is a Scottish craft brand that recycles vintage materials to create innovative and funky jewellery, gifts and homewares.
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Claire Fowler
Degree in Textile Design, predominantly screen and digital printing but also hand knitting.
CAD skills, sewing skills, designer-maker e.g cushions, bags, cards, pictures, wall-hangings, scarves.
Predominantly animal / floral themes but very versatile.Location:
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Claire Lester
My work is based on biological identity, our inner self exposed on our outer clothing. knitwear inspired by our D.N.A and biological make-up.
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