Responding to the history of both Locksbrook and Sion Hill the 3rd year Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors achieved some wonderful outcomes
Locksbrook revisted
Knitting
2nd years don’t hold back
All my own work!
TDFI’s Lou Oakley-Green constructed this backdrop here featured in Jamie Oliver’s Instagram feed.
It was quite a labour of love; taking many hours to complete.
Never again until the next time, eh Lou!?
The Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters: Award Winner Natalie Kelly
Natalie Kelly (Third year student Textile Design for Fashion and Interior) wins the company award in recognition of the high standard achieved in a project related to the knitting industry.
Natalie will graduate alongside her contemporaries this June.The show is open to the public.You too are invited.
Come along and see a wealth of talent across all disciplines.
From 10th June 2017
Harriett @Mood launchpad Brussels
Knitting talent Harriett Grist, who graduated from the course in July, is her on her stand in Brussels.
Every success Harriett.
Mood Belgium’s International trade fair for manufacturers and suppliers of fabrics, furnishings and wallpapers for interior design, bedding and upholstery
Recording design inspiration
Always on the lookout for design and pattern inspiration
Serpentine Gallery London
Exhibition. Rotterdam,Holland
Skip.Shrewsbury UK
Exhibition.Rotterdam,Holland.
Second year Yak Yarn project with Tengri
We love working with industry!
Here the 2nd year students get a fabulous introduction to an unusual yarn,and a fabulous project, from Tengri.
Claire-Anne 0’Brien
Bath School of Art and Design lecturer in constructed textiles Claire-Anne O’Brien continues with her own practice.
With Makers and Brothers based in Ireland Claire-Anne is offering her knitted animals for sale.Take a look!
https://www.makersandbrothers.com/shop/all/9
Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters
Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters click for link
On Monday we welcomed into the dept the Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters.
Here seen chatting with Sara about her work and future plans for a career in the knitting industry.
Down to business
The second years are heads down learning the craft and skill of the Dubied’s
(knitting machines to the lay person!)
There’s a lot to get the hang of but they are getting the best possible tuition from Gaby
