http://www.springfair.com/spring11/website/NewsDetails.aspx?PressId=pressRe1338&ExhId=&refer=

http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/54032

Givenchy's haute couture fall 2010. amazing

sknich

http://www.bloglovin.com/m/aHR0cCUzQSUyRiUyRnN0aXRjaC5za25pdGNoZXMuY29tJTJG

http://www.bhkc.co.uk/data/index4.shtml

Anna wilkinson- winner of knitted textile awards 2009

http://www.coatscrafts.co.uk/Crochet/latest_crochet_projects.htm

Lee Broom

His newest product 'the Decanterlights', which launches next week as part of his latest bar design for Coquine in London.

'Hatched' At Louis Vuitton Bond St displays

The ostrich eggs have hatched at the Bond St Louis Vuitton store in London. Every few days a new egg is hatched revealing a new shoe, watch or accessory.

http://www.thecoolhunter.co.uk/12

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=1894

Potter's Museum, Bramber, Sussex.

Fabulously crazy scenes of stuffed animals dressed in costumes and posed as humans. A man uses a brush to clean a stuffed squirrel and a stuffed tiny calf.

Various taxidermy scenes are shown including the kittens' wedding, the squirrels' club, kittens' tea party, bunnies' school room, all accurate down to the tiniest details. We also see Potter's famous "Who Killed Cock Robin" tableau which took seven years to complete. Children admire the tableaux and a young woman sketches.

Narrator states: "Walter Potter ... was a genius who made fur-lined dolls into whimsical but veritable works of poetic art." Wonderful or disgusting depending on your viewpoint but Potter was definitely one of the great English eccentrics.

Note: Potter's Museum still exists but is now at Jamaica Inn, Devon - JH 2000. It is claimed that all the animals met a natural death.

Cuts exist - see other record.

http://www.societyofdesignercraftsmen.org.uk/exhibitions.html

www.Lindsay-Taylor.co.uk

"Three dimensional embroidered works of art. Inspired by nature within my garden, and the forest which surrounds my home."

Helen Edwards

Flexible Surfaces constructed from individually made components. Mixed materials - metal, ceramic, paper, perspex, thread.

Samantha Harvey

Intricate stitched textile sculptures inspired by the beauty and quirkiness of coral gardens.

Kirstie's homemade homes

I love this programme.

More jenni dutton...

Memory dress

She made this out of maps, letters, tickets envelopes and some other stuff. Abit like a patchwork but with things, memories.

Bark corset

You can see more of her work here: http://www.jennidutton.com/index.html

Bring it on

Bring it On

This is probably my favourtie film.  My friend bought it on VHS recently @ a Church Fair.  We are watching it just now. 

Kirsten Dunst is in it.  She's my favourite actress.  She's in loads of films, like Spiderman, and Lost in Transtation, oh wait, is that Scarlett Johannson. Yeah I think it is.

Anyway. Find out about it on IMdB.com just search BRING IT ON!

Goodnight Followers. xxx

Jenni Dutton

I love this artist, she makes things out of unconventional materials, not to wear, just to look at.

Serpent shoe

Pheasant shoe

Hair slipper

One of my prints that i made using real leaves. I like how the different leaves overlap and how the veins of the leaves stand out...

I used PVA to stick these all together and to try and preserve the leaves. I think this could make a realy nice neckpiece if it wasnt actual leaves.

This is some of my old work, i got my inspiration from sketleton leaves. all the colours i used give it an autumn feel. I used this fabric that disolved in water, so i could just sew all this then disolve the fabric so its like lace.