Rowena Dugdale retweeted
Francis Cadell first visited the island of Iona off the west coast of Scotland in 1912 and returned every year afterwards, frequently in the company of Samuel Peploe. He felt the light was of the same quality as that in the south of France. This is from 1928.
The frame is key to this style of bag. It stays securely open when in use with no zippers or handles so is handy for projects in progress like knitting.
Seascape and jay feather. Just one project bag still available from this batch. For knitting, crochet, crafts and general storage of swag.
Replying to @NelltheWeaver
I definitely need music during the day in my studio though. Just helps the flow.
This seems perfectly normal behaviour to me.
Replying to @collingwoodnorr
Have a great show, stand looks wonderful ✨✨
I should add, if you can’t visit in person they have a lovely website:
ooshke.shop
Replying to @HKW1981 @GailMyerscough
Lovely recommendation, thanks Hazel and hi Gail!
Replying to @Karz1158034
Impossible to drop stock off without bringing new treasure home!
Independent retail is a precious thing. This is Ooshke in Kyle of Lochalsh, beside the Skye bridge. I’m so happy they stock my work alongside other makers of ceramics, knitwear and contemporary jewellery.
Rowena Dugdale retweeted
Current work in progress- darning a very moth eaten wool sweater!
#visiblemending #darning #repair #makedoandmend


















