What’s on
Exhibitions
Saltaire Arts Trail
I will be showing some of my coiled pieces at 30 Helen Street as part of the Saltaire Arts Trail (number 21) over the late May bank holiday weekend. Free entry, open 10am-5pm each day.
Creative Basketry: Foraged Fibres
Over 10 evenings you will learn how to harvest, store and prepare natural fibres to use in cordage, coiling, twining, looping, and random weave, resulting in a collection of samples or finished pieces.
Teaching
Creative Basketry: Foraged Fibres
Over 10 evenings you will learn how to harvest, store and prepare natural fibres to use in cordage, coiling, twining, looping, and random weave, resulting in a collection of samples or finished pieces.
Creative Basketry: Looping
On this six-week evening course at Morley College you will learn several variations of looping, as well as looping around a core, to produce round vessels as well as rectangular pouches.
Basketry with foraged fibres
On this workshop at New Brewery Arts in Cirencester you will learn how to make cordage from foraged fibres like daffodil stalks, and then use this to make a random weave basket.
Creative Basketry Introduction
This five-week daytime course at Morley College will introduce you to some of the main techniques of contemporary basketry, including coiling, twining, random weaving, and plaiting, using a range of different materials.
