Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Christmas Delights at Cardigan Guildhall


Have you seen our Christmas window at the Cardigan Guildhall?

Dont hang back- go tomorrow to see the full range of delights on offer at this weeks Square Pegs exhibition.

Yvette Browns world of birds
Annie Coombs Silver jewellery
Glenn Ibbitson- fine art paintings and prints
Carole King- bookbinding
Steve Thompson- sculpture in wood
Flora McLachlan fine art prints
Sue Hanna ceramics
Cathy Palmer - Botanics chocolates
Helen Rowlands- linocuts
Ag Cain -poster art
Angela Hathway- ceramic animals
Moira Williams- kiln formed glass
Dominic and Jenny Bagnall- Rustic revolution
Ian Rylatt- Ceramics
and Paula Rylatt- Kiln formed glass

Steve and Mary Thorp – poetry/photography
Suzanne Lanchbury- ceramic sculpture
Open 10- 5 everyday until December 9th
with late night opening on Friday December 8th for the lantern parade through Cardigan

The Square Pegs do Christmas

Square Pegs do Christmas at Cardigan Guildhall Gallery 5th-17th December

Just like this dog walker by Sue Bain,  we're all wrapped up and ready for the annual Square Pegs Christmas exhibition running from 4th-17th December in the Cardigan Guildhall Gallery.  The usual Square Pegs suspects will be showing their work  (Glenn Ibbitson, Carole King, Annie Coombs and Yvette Brown) alongside a delightful selection of fine art from Lola Chapman, Zara Kuchi and Helen Rowlands, ceramics from Sue Hanna, Sheila Hickey and Hilary Coole, glass from Moriath Glass, Sue Bain's wirework, textiles by Holly Hart, photography and design from Mary Thorp and - wait for it - chocolate from Botanics Chocolate!  Oh, and there will be a very big Christmas tree too.  Come along and see if we can solve a Christmas present dilemma or two.

Xmas wrapping paper

Today I completed a first print run of my xmas wrapping paper for this year
Sor far it comes in just a few festive colours but there are always endless possibilities of colour combinations to choose.

this is what I have so far


Each little trees just one centimetre high- a whole forest on each A3 sheet of paper

'A Cosy Christmas'

The challenge comes around yet again to produce a new design for 'The Christmas Card'. Last year we snowed in down in Kent at  the critical moment and the card never happened but this year everything has gone smoothly and I went in to production early enough for the ink to be dry before they go into envelopes and a second design is even possible.
 There is even a second version for those who like to choose their own colours for their cards.
 Both versions available to purchase on Nant Designs at Folksy

Tunnel Books workshop

Tunnel Book Workshop Saturday 17th November Artists books come in diverse range of types and formats.They can be inte...