Showing posts with label North Fife Arts and Crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Fife Arts and Crafts. Show all posts

Sunday, June 06, 2010

Makers Market Newburgh June 2010

The Steeple, 67 High Street, Newburgh, North Fife. Venue of the Makers Market.

It was busy.


Eilidh Borland, Website. Blog.

Carol Storm, Textile Artist. Tel: 07852 372944. Website.

Clay and Glass. Tel: 01337868188. Website.

Dominique Robertson of Dohlala Design. Tel: 01334 828565. Website.

Jean Calder of Di lana, Knitwear. Tel: 01250 873433. Email: dilana@talktalk.net Website:

Jim Shears, Blacksmith. Tel: 01337 827761.

Josephine Gillespie, Artist. Tel: 01382 542810. Web. Exhibiting at the Pittenweem Arts Festival 2010. 7-15 August. 6 East Shore.

Margo Baird, handmade crafts, jewellery, fused glass, Dinner Parties, Shooting and Fishing parties catered for. Tel; 07941288403.



Moyra Stewart. Ceramics. Studio 4, The Steeple, Newburgh, KY14 7HP. Tel: 01337 828454. Web.

Syrah Jay, Felt Jewellery & Knitted wear. Tel: 07762850317. Email: syrahjacobs@aol.com

Suzanne Davis, Guellida Ceramics, Tel: 01577 830007. Email: sue@guellida.co.uk

Liz Coulter of Tanglewool, Knitwear handcrafted in Scotland. Tel: 01764 664592

John Mc William of weaversknowe woodcraft, Tel: 01337 828512. Email: weaversknowewoodcraft@hotmail.com

Marysia Lachowicz, Artist in residence at The Steeple. Photographer. Website: www.marysia.co.uk Blog.

Ruth Atkinson, Lino Prints and wood engravings. Tel: 01887 820105. ruth0atkinson@yahoo.co.uk

Marianna Lines of Stoneline Designs

Anne Kennedy and Rhona Kirkpatrick of Kiltearn Crafts. Ceramics, prints and photographic cards.

Anne Miller of Tattieboggle Designs. Handcrafted Chainmaille & Lampwork Jewellery. Tel: 01337 842182, Email: anneofscots@yahoo.co.uk
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Monday, May 31, 2010

Letter Drawing & Design Course Newburgh North Fife

Letter Drawing & Design Course Newburgh North Fife, for the last 3 days John Neilson has led a course at Steeple Arts, Newburgh, North Fife for practising lettercarvers. Organised by The Memorial Arts Charity.John Neilson, born in 1959, has worked as a lettercarver in stone since training with Tom Perkins in 1991/2. Prior to that, after an initial career in teaching, he studied calligraphy at Roehampton, London. John's current work includes lettering design and carving for architectural projects, public art, memorials, plaques, sundials, signs, and more sculptural pieces. He also undertakes some book design/typography, and teaches letter carving and design workshops. John has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad, but works mostly to commission. Recent commissions include a number of public art and large-scale works including the free-standing lettering above the entrance to the Queen's Gallery, Edinburgh. He has completed some 50 memorials for Memorials by Artists. He is an elected member of Letter Exchange and editor of their journal Forum. He is on the Crafts Council's Index of Selected Makers, and is an adviser to the Crafts Study Centre in Farnham. Practice makes perfect. John demonstrates. John Nielson. John Nielson in action explaining the finer points letter proportions. Perfection. I agree with the sentiment. A framed hand drawn and painted calligraphy given to me years ago, artist unknown.