Craft Scotland
Little Red Riding Hood Jewellery by Pauline Edie.
Working primarily in metal and porcelain, Edie takes inspiration from childhood stories and illustrations.
Rebecca Wilson Ceramics
Rebecca Wilson’s ceramics turn everyday items into a collage of pleasurable extravagance.
http://www.craftscotland.org/profile/557/rebecca-wilson-ceramics/
Our new print (Taken with instagram)
Laura West, the Isle of Skye Bindery.
Laura specialises in traditional and contemporary handbound books of all types.
“I want to take the form and structure of the book and continue its evolution in the digital era. To inspire journalists, observers, artists and bloggers - the new generation of book lovers.”
http://www.craftscotland.org/profile/24/laura-west-the-isle-of-skye-bindery/
Rachel Elliott Glass.
Edinburgh based maker Rachel uses techniques including screen-printing in enamels and lost-wax casting to make her work.
http://www.craftscotland.org/profile/1322/rachel-elliott-glassworks/
Jo en route to Collect12
Spanish craft from Maria (Taken with instagram)
Initial jewellery cabinet surface design for ‘Craft Scotland’ placement.
Welcome to Lotty Bates, Surface Design student at NUCA, who is on work experience with Craft Scotland just now. Love this Stephen Fry scarf design.
Stephen Fry scarf
Unit by John Galvin, currently on display at the Visual Arts Scotland exhibition, RSA Edinburgh.
