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Showing posts with label willow weaving. Show all posts
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Sunday, 28 July 2013

'Inspired' at Ashton Court-a few more images of work on show

Here are some more photos of the work on show at 'Inspired':


This photo shows one of the three rooms, with work by;
Chuck Elliott, Tim Chadsey, Waywood furniture, John Makepeace, Jonathon Markowitz, Barry Cawston, Graham Ilkin, Anthony Gray and Ben Rawlinson



The 'Audrey' cabinet, by Cadman furniture


This stainless steel hare was made by Miranda Micheals,  with the image behind by Tina Lewis


A bleached oak chest of drawers, made by Dunleavy Bespoke


The table and boxes are by Erich Fichter, with the dandelion study by Tina Lewis


This ceramic piece is by Dartmouth-based Bob Dawson


The 'Slow Wave' bench by Sue Darlison, the curator of the exhibition











These woven willow pieces are by Sarah Woodrow


'The Bridge' oak table by Martin Urmston, with Anthony Gray's 'Solitaire' table lamp

Kevin Stamper's 'Orford' table and lamp


'Night Horizon' bureau, by Knut Klimmek



A detail of William Self's 'Ellipse Squared' table


Petya Kapralova made this wall sculpture, which shows a detail of the Icelandic coast


Graham Ilkin's 'Triunite' console table


These sea images by Jane Reeves are actually made from fused glass





















The marquetry pieces on the wall are by Christine Meyer-Eaglestone,
with the table made from oak and glass by Caroline  de Winton


The jewellery cabinet was made by Rhys Gillard, with the picture by Karyn Rossenrode
















These glass pieces were made by Becky Wills, of Yellow Dog Glass

Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Willow weaving and a little living sedum roof on the strawbale urinal roof at Boiling Wells,St Werburghs, Bristol

We had a bit of sedum mat left over from repairing the Boiling Wells roundhouse roof, which meant that the strawbale urinal building could also get a living roof ready for the 'Spring Celebration' on Saturday!

Just thought I'd post a few images of it here:




While Simon and the Tuesday woodshop crew were putting the finishing touches to this roof, in another part of the site a group of young people were busy weaving our willow hedge, to tidy it up ready for the summer. Most of them have been to Boiling Wells before and it's great to have them back again: