Our chalet, full of marvelous makes, opens tomorrow, in Bath.
The Christmas market is teeming with fabulous products and our stand is no exception.
Come along. We’re open from Monday 9th until Sunday 15th 2019.
New things daily.How can you resist?
Alumni Odette is certainly one to watch
https://www.skryingdesignconsultancy.com/interview-odette-smaldon
We are delighted to welcome back into the studio Lotte Lubach and Tessa Allen
It’s three years since they graduated and they have been talking about working in the embroidery industry for fashion and working on the styling team for Anthropologie on Regent Street London
Thank you so much for sharing and consequently helping the students with their future career plans.
9 times Gold Medal winner at the RHS Paul Hervey-Brookes tweets about the work from students on Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors, at Bath School of Art and Design.
We are delighted you enjoyed it Paul. Thank you.
June 10th -18th 10-5pm Bath School of Art and Design UK.
You are invited, please come along and join us in the celebration of this work
This is the work of the graduating students who have specialised in weave, manipulation,knit and embroidery.
We are so please that the Collaboration between RUH Bath and two of our students, Ayane and Mao has been so successful
Congratulations on a sensitive and very appropriate piece of work
Read all about it here
Lou Oakley-Green, one of our current third year student, has been working her socks off this holidays and thoroughly enjoying herself
Read all about it here…..
For the second year running I have had the pleasure of being involved in the interior installation for Alex James’ Cheese Hub at The Big Feastival.
Working closely with designer Amy Spicer, and Rebecca McDonald to install and create a beautiful woolly interior using products and materials donated by Cheese Hub partners Campaign for Wool.
We restyled the giant chandelier made by Wool and the Gang last year using yarns contributed by West Yorkshire Spinners to compliment The Groucho Club furniture. And, this year one of my biggest tasks was to knit, on site, a 3m x 2.5m backdrop for the DJ booth using Merino wool roving provided by Laxtons Specialist Yarns – knitted on huge poles and hand stitched with gold detail.
The Cheese Hub was packed all weekend and it was an honour to be part of such an amazing team.
You can read the Campaign for Wool write up here.
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