collaboration and cross-fertilisation
I went to a seminar on collaboration and partnership this week. Vanda Campbell’s blog has a great write up and images from it. There was a very diverse mix of […]
Tag Archives: knitting
fallow in the flood plain
January’s often a fallow time for me, this year doubly so as the workshop has been flooded, so that the water has been off more than on. Maybe like a […]
new year, ready or not
September is the start of the new year, for me. Before going back to college, it was Jan 1st, as my job was very results-oriented, and if you had ‘made […]
post-christmas wash-up?
I hope you all, dear readers, had an excellent Christmas and are looking forward to 2015. Thanks you all so much for coming to read my blog, I hope you […]
hope to see you at MADE London
I’ve spent a lot of time this week waiting for parts – yes, for the kiln again. So I’ve been knitting in the interim – there’s something about having your […]
more reasons to think carefully about making
There are disadvantages to reading the many excellent online newsletters I’ve written about here. You get interesting ideas, as in the first part of Tim Maly’s essay on artists making […]
archiving and adding, images and stories
I’ve been updating my website recently – creating archives, and adding projects from last year and this year. So far I’ve added oak ash and thorn and some animations. I’ve […]
christmas knitting, now it’s no secret
I hope you are all recovering from Christmas and the New Year celebrations. I’m getting ready for 2014, planning new ceramics but also perhaps looking for new opportunities. Escape the […]
good news from nowhere
Come join me for lunch! I’m volunteering at the Architecture Foundation‘s good news from nowhere exhibition, on for the next three weeks, near London Bridge station and where we’ll have […]
the wool clip and japanese fair-isle
I’ve been very excited by Ella Gordon’s blog post about japanese fair isle pattern books, as well as the new wool harvest shown at Jamieson and Smith’s blog. Their main […]
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