Today I was hugely privileged to discover that The Telegraph featured the installation as it’s 7th Picture of the Day. Take a little look for yourself… https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/09/pictures-day-9-november-2018/artist-suzie-gutteridge-pictured-amongst-art-installation-entitled/ Credit to Zach Culpin for the beautiful photography.
Continue readingUpdate on Puttee/Poppy Installation at Salisbury Cathedral
This week in the Morning Chapel, Salisbury Cathedral: photo by Ash Mills On Friday, 2 November 2018, members of the Royal Regiment of Artillery (RA) past and present began a nine-day commemoration to honour all 49,076 of their fallen comrade from World War 1. The reading, which took place in the Cathedral’s Morning Chapel, marks the 100th anniversary of the […]
Continue readingAmazing Presence, Light and Reactions and Support
I have spent some time at Salisbury Cathedral this afternoon both chatting to visitors and making sure the puttees are all in alinement (they seem to have a slight mind of their own and are obviously going to need a bit of putting back to “stand to attention” every so often)! The Cathedral Works Department […]
Continue readingComing soon to Salisbury Cathedral
Released by Salisbury Cathedral 19 October. This Binding the Past to the Present through Remembrance exhibition is coming to the Cathedral in just under a week! Did you know that as part of the making process the hand-felted poppies were scattered over the puttees on the Cathedral grounds? This was not only to get […]
Continue readingA little bit of history being made on film – Thank You That’s TV Salisbury
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i7k8AVvSX4
Continue readingWellington Museum Display
Here are a few images of my display in my studio and a display that is currently at Wellington Museum, Wellington, Somerset outlining the project. http://www.wellingtonmuseum.org.uk https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/events/binding-past-present-through-remembrance
Continue readingLast 2 Puttees of the 100 counted in and ready to hang
The last two puttees of the 100 to be hung in Salisbury Cathedral’s Morning Chapel later this month, appeared on my doorstep this weekend complete with their poppies sewn on! All complete now and ready for installing. https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/events/binding-past-present-through-remembrance http://www.feltmakers.com/event/little-felted-dreams-pumpkin-mouse http://www.wshc.eu/home/news.html https://www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/salisbury/whats-on/binding-the-past-to-the-present-through-remembrance-p2555713
Continue readingSewing Together
https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/news/we-will-remember-them-world-war-1-centenary-events We have been having an amazing time “sewing” on the felt poppies to the puttees. So many old friends and new faces, stories and memories shared and lots of tea and cake!! THANK YOU!! Here are a few images:
Continue readingBagging up of Scattered Poppies Fallen onto Puttees
After the felted poppies, the red felt sheets having been made during workshops and the poppies shapes cut out, had been scattered over the 100 laid out puttees, each puttee was gathered with the poppies on and near to it into a bag ready for the next stage: the sewing on of the poppies.
Continue readingBinding the Past to the Present Through Remembrance Scattering the Poppies onto the Puttees
On Tuesday 14 August the poppies were scattered onto the 100 puttees in Salisbury Cathedral’s grounds. This was a very moving and thought provoking experience. The puttees laid out gave the feeling of a cemetary, the poppies falling representing the fallen soldiers, falling randomly, poppies growing in the battle fields randomly. https://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/content-themes/arts
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