“Binding the past to the present through Remembrance” Wanted – Are you neat at sewing and would like to help with sewing felted poppies onto puttees? Sewing “get togethers” are on: Mon 3 Sep 4-7pm Tue 4 Sep 10-1pm For more details contact me: suziegutteridge@gmail.com
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Stage 1: The process has involved a lot of weighing, felting and cutting. Here are a few pictures from the journey so far! Wool weighed out and ready to go for the first workshop! Stage 2: Felting red sheets Stage 3: Sheets made and ready to cut. Even the washing’s gone red! Stage 4: […]
Continue readingYou may be wondering why there have been no blogs lately – I have been very busy working on my latest textile project “Binding the Past to the Present Through Remembrance”. After what seemed like an age – coming up with the concept, planning, communicating and form filling, we, me and Salisbury Cathedral, secured Heritage […]
Continue readingI am exhibiting at Venue 28 – Sarum College, 19 The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EE and in the window of Venue 40, The Yard, 16 Dews Road, Salisbury SP2 7SB as part of Salisbury Art Trail. Come and join in Felt Workshops at Sarum College: Saturday 9 June 10-11am and 11-12pm. Make a felted flower. […]
Continue readingWorkshops: April Fri 13 – needle felted animals Sat 14 – needle felted animals May Fri 11 – 3d Vessels […]
Continue readingNews and views of what’s going on for the next few months: Exciting News: I will be moving from my current studio to a new location at the end of March. New venue will be at Barnack Business Centre, Unit 10, Blakey Road, Salisbury SP1 2LP. (Still in Salisbury, just behind the Wiltshire College 6th Form […]
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Prepping for a workshop and trying out processes and techniques for a possible project:
Continue reading“When I have wool in my hands I feel happy. Adding soap and water is even more thrilling. You simply cant imagine the transition that takes place. People have been working with wool since biblical times. Just imagine if you had to create something to wear or make a carpet for your home”. […]
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