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The Social Kitchen
Guest Blog post from Dani Tucker. Shally Tucker was first and foremost an extraordinary mother, daughter and sister but she was also blessed with an incredibly generous and creative spirit....
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The Social Kitchen
Guest Blog post from Dani Tucker. Shally Tucker was first and foremost an extraordinary mother, daughter and sister but she was also blessed with an incredibly generous and creative spirit....
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The Selvedge Summer Fair
It is always a joy to see what our favourite designers and makers are up to. Even more so to see them all together and to have the chance to buy...
The Selvedge Summer Fair
It is always a joy to see what our favourite designers and makers are up to. Even more so to see them all together and to have the chance to buy...
New work from Pat Albeck
Textile designer Pat Albeck, well-known for producing over 300 tea towels for the National Trust as well as countless fashion and furnishing prints, is exhibiting 20 new works as part...
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New work from Pat Albeck
Textile designer Pat Albeck, well-known for producing over 300 tea towels for the National Trust as well as countless fashion and furnishing prints, is exhibiting 20 new works as part...
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Textiles from the 50s and 60s Re-issued
Guest Blog post from Jill Worrall. In 1815 three brothers, David, Peter & Thomas Whitehead formed a textile company in the Rossendale Valley. The Company has a long and fascinating...
Textiles from the 50s and 60s Re-issued
Guest Blog post from Jill Worrall. In 1815 three brothers, David, Peter & Thomas Whitehead formed a textile company in the Rossendale Valley. The Company has a long and fascinating...
Queen Street Mill
Guest blog post from Emma Davenport. Queen Street Mill Textile Museum is the 'last working steam-powered weaving mill in the world'. Built in 1894 by Queen Street Mill Manufacturing Company...
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Queen Street Mill
Guest blog post from Emma Davenport. Queen Street Mill Textile Museum is the 'last working steam-powered weaving mill in the world'. Built in 1894 by Queen Street Mill Manufacturing Company...
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Win tickets to the Miyake Issey exhibition
The MIYAKE ISSEY EXHIBITION: The Work of Miyake Issey at the National Art Center, Tokyo surveys Miyake’s 45-year career, from 1970 to the present and is undoubtedly the most comprehensive yet of...
Win tickets to the Miyake Issey exhibition
The MIYAKE ISSEY EXHIBITION: The Work of Miyake Issey at the National Art Center, Tokyo surveys Miyake’s 45-year career, from 1970 to the present and is undoubtedly the most comprehensive yet of...
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