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Edinbane Pottery
Workshop and gallery. Specialists in both woodfired and salt glazed handmade functional pottery. Open all year.
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Elliot Blaauw - Bluefish
My inspiration comes from nature, so my pieces have an organic feel. The debris on any forest floor is a gallery of natural sculptures. I just have to bring it out. The piece evolves in a process of sheer serendipity and humour. Simple, stylised, explicit.
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Emma McDermott
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.
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Esther Ward - Heronscroft
Using organic materials wool, silk, linen and pure cotton Esther Ward combines traditional textile techniques with contemporary design to create both functional and decorative textiles. Whilst her shop sells small items of clothing and textile bowls, larger pieces such as quilts and rugs are also occasionally offered for sale.
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Fairy Spindles
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
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Falls of Clyde
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.
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Fiona Byrne-Sutton Ceramics
Fiona's sculptural vessels are physical, expressive of geological processes and embedded with Scottish clays she digs up. Each is unique. Fiona's work can be bought and commissioned from her web-site and from gallery exhibitions.
Fiona runs mobile pottery classes, workshops and projects for adults and children in schools, hospitals and community settings.Location:
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Fiona Lovatt - Lovatt Textiles
Designed and created from her Orkney Island home, Fiona Lovatt has brought together a fresh, new and exciting range of classically timeless textile gifts.
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Fiona McHugh Hat Designer & Milliner
Fiona designs and hand makes hats, headpieces and bridal veils to match any outfit. Using traditional couture millinery techniques a perfect fit is achieved every time. All silk, straw and feather trimmings are hand-made and can be hand-dyed.
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Four Winds
Established in 1998 - over 14 years experience providing crafts workshops and sessions
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