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Sue Russell |
| Sue works with colour, pattern and design within her carnival costumes, textiles, paintings and mixed media pieces. Her works covers everything from found objects and willow lanterns to batik and dyes. |
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Margretta Barclay |
| Margaretta Barclay runs workshops in fabric design, including phsychedelia. |
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Daisy Bewes |
| Daisy Bewes runs textile workshops, including felt-making, using plant dyes and weaving on simple looms such as peg-looms and back-strap looms (as used in Guatamala and India). |
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Lucy Jackson |
| Lucy Jackson works with young people using natural and dyed sheep's fleece and the process of felt making to create pictures and wall hangings. |
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Steve Newton (Artworks) |
| Steve Newton runs mask-making workshops. |
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Ruth Oakley |
| Ruth Oakley runs a wide variety of craft workshops including ceramics, printmaking, batik, wall hangings and decorating toa sticks. |
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Jane Perkins |
| Jane Perkins leads textile art projects, including sewing, collage and silk painting. |
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John Roberts |
| The picture shows a willow and tissue tiger sculpture, made during a workshop with John Roberts. |
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Lucy Rockliffe |
| Lucy Rockliffe runs ceramic workshops, encouraging children to experiment with the tactile nature of clay, and to work on ceramic murals and sculptures. |
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Anne Smyth |
| Anne Smyth runs glass making workshops, colouring and texturing and using recycled materials in glass making. |
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Emma Spring |
| Emma Spring designs and produces fabulous mosaics with students of all ages and abilities. |
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Cara Roxanne |
| Cara Roxanne is an illustrator and designer. She runs visual art and craft workshops including bookbinding, puppet and mask making. |
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Tracy Whitbread |
| Tracy Whitbread is a visual artist offering workshops in mask making, collage projects and wall hangings using a wide range of materials. |
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Bridget Arnold |
| Bridget runs workshops for schools providing the kiln firing facilities if necessary and creating versatile projects in ceramics, ranging from tile making, small burnished and smoke fired sculptures to Greek Pots. |
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