Aisling Law

Out of the window

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Cropped images from photos I took last week in Phitsanulok.

The start of another week

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Every Monday afternoon I seem to have a very noisy Grade 1 class. Today was different, they were very good and actually tried speaking English with me. I even got them to learn a role play and practice speaking whilst I listened. Maybe a break through day with them I hope. At the end of the lesson one of the students gave me two tiny birds he had made, very sweet. So a good start to the week.

I hope you all have a great week!

Location:Thailand

Doughnut filled weekend

2011-08-13T01:36:00.001-07:00

Some pictures taken from our trip to the city this weekend. The highlights being the box of doughnuts and buying two skirts for £4 at the Market :)

Photos:
1. View of a temple from our hotel room
2. The pool we had to ourselves
3. Doughnuts.. Mmmm. Not all mine I swear!
4. Skirt detail
5. The quickest buy ever.. Saw on a rail and bought in about 2 minutes.

I hope you are all having a great weekend :)

Location:Thailand

The past few weeks.....

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A random collection from the past few weeks here:
1. The sun coming through the clouds
2. A rain cloud passing over the school
3. Cakes at the local market
4. Students
5. Waiting in the hall for the students
6. The school is full of trees, great for shading from the hot sun
7. One of the lizards that pop up every evening outside our window
8. Little men on a boat

Active weekend

2011-08-07T19:19:00.001-07:00

So I was making tea last night and suddenly spotted one of our students out of the window. He was standing at the top of this tree, (this tree is about 30ft so he was pretty high up). He is only holding on with one hand and trying to drop fruit onto the ground with a stick. I can't believe a. The students are allowed to do this and b. That they are not scared!

At any time of the day here you will find students working in the fields, cleaning and hanging around at the top of trees. I have been woken up many mornings at 5am by students sweeping the ground outside the flat. They are so active and spent most of their time outdoors- they must do 14hr days everyday. Although in every classroom you will find at least one student asleep in lessons.

My weekend on the other hand was not very active. On Saturday we rode to the shop and that was about it. I spent most of the weekend, relaxing outside, reading and eating.

So it's the start of another week... Have a great one!

Location:Thailand

Happy weekend

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My bicycle ( very slow to ride, but it has a basket! )

Refreshing sweet, ice cold lemon drink ( made at the school )

I cant believe another week has finished, but very happy at the thought of a lie in tomorrow.
This weekend I want to:

- finish my current book ' wind up bird chronicle' it's so brilliant and detailed but soo long.
- start on a new book
- draw
- clean ( clothes and the flat desperately need cleaning )
- ride to the shops
- sleep lots
- oh and eat aswell :)

This week I have found some great blog posts which I wanted to share with you.

1. I want to live here ~ Compai blog

2. All of the blog posts on here ( because I want to go to Japan ) ~ kristinemachine blog

3. Food here ~ amazing fried chicken at oh joy blog ( luckily you can get some great fried chicken in Thailand!)

4. DIY projects here ~ at howaboutorange blog

5. Great, mad idea here ~ found through design milk blog

Hope you have a happy weekend!

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Location:Thailand

A trip into town

2011-08-02T20:55:00.000-07:00

At the moment it seems to be raining most of the time. Luckily at the weekend the sun came out for a while and we managed to borrow a motorcycle to ride into town. Its about 15 minutes away and the views are beautiful. The area is surrounded by mountains and rice fields. Below are some photos I took on our way..

The start of another week..

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A photo of our breakfast yesterday- cereal, toasted raisin bread with marmalade and a big cup of tea. I love the cute trays the school gave us when we first got here. They remind me of lunchtime at primary school.

I hope you had a great weekend. Mine was spent mostly sleeping and eating. Although on Saturday I sat in a hall waiting around for about 5 hours then listening to a language I don't understand for 2 hours. I can't believe it is August already and the start of a new week. I have just finished lessons for the day... My last lesson was spent breaking up a lovers tiff which started in the middle of class. So an eventful start to the week.

I hope you have a great week......

Location:Thailand

Inspiration Friday

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The sky at sunset near our school

I have been finding some great inspiration in food, photography and design on the Internet. So I thought I would post some links to all the great inspiration I have been seeing.

1. Delicious recipes here I wish I could get all the ingredients to cook it all.

2. Amazing paintings here By Christopher Stott

3. Beautiful photography

4. Art love

5. Blog love here and here

Have a great weekend!,

Have a great weekend

2011-07-28T19:59:00.001-07:00

This weekend the school has important visitors from the Kings foundation. This school is one of many that were set up by the King to help under privileged children. It is such a great opportunity for many of the students, most come from hill tribe villages in the mountains and may not have had access to materials and equipment otherwise. All the students are happy all the time, they live at the school and have their meals, clothes and school equipment provided for them.

A picture of the students practicing for tomorrow, they are singing the King's song.

Whatever you are doing, I hope you have a great weekend!

Location:Thailand

Another thunder storm

2011-07-27T20:31:00.001-07:00

The sky and the atmosphere can be really great here just before a thunder storm. It can be sunny and boiling hot one minute and then all of a sudden you see a huge dark cloud. Last night I jumped as without warning we had deafening thunder right over the school. Luckily we got back to the flat in time to sit cosy inside before it rained again.

*pictures of the dark cloud looming just over our flat

Location:Thailand

Some photos of our school

2011-07-27T00:19:00.001-07:00

On the way back from lunch today I had my IPad with me so decided to take some pictures of our school. We have a surprise afternoon off ( although I have to write exams ) as all the students are busy cleaning the whole school grounds, there is apparently a very important visitor coming this weekend. So this afternoon I will try and relax a little- it was very sunny here and that means hot! Below are some photos, you can see mountains in the distance on a couple of them and the tiny fan in the classroom that doesn't cool you down whilst teaching!

Location:Thailand

My sweet tooth misses.......

2011-07-16T02:15:00.001-07:00

I know I have been eating my weight in doughnuts, waffles and biscuits since I arrived over here (I am currently snacking on Cream- o's-exactly like Oreos but they changed the name) but I still miss (in a big way) the cakes and puddings I used to eat back home. Here are a few of my favourites, I will drool over these pictures as I can't eat them....

Apple crumble

The hard to eat gracefully vanilla slice

Victoria sponge

Scones, always remind me of days out with my mum

And the two things I miss the most....

Chocolate cake ( I am yet to find any as delicious over here)

Custard ( the way my mum made it )

(Images found here, here, here, here, here and here)

So far....

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So far in Thailand I have managed to:

- have my bank card eaten by a machine
- lock myself out of my bedroom (weird locking on every door)
- lock us out of the flat ( again weird locking, another teacher opened the door with a butchers knife)
- smash the front of another teachers moped
- fall off a moped
- tread on lots of staples in one of the classrooms

I didn't think I was that clumsy.... I guess I am

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Three great designers

2011-07-14T20:13:00.001-07:00

I have been lucky enough to work with and become great friends with these three designers. Gail of seventyseventyone, Clare of Mootsink and Helen of treesandwhatnot. After moving away I have missed them all and it's great to keep in touch with them through tweets and blogs.

Gail is the designer behind the beautiful products of seventyseventyone design. I am the proud owner of a pink loopy ring :). I have loved seeing all her new products. You can find her work all over the Internet for sale. She is a great business woman. Head over to her new snazzy website where she is offering 20% discount.

Clare creates beautiful illustrations, she has such a talent. I miss all my long chats with her. Please check out her great website and blog here and here

Helen is the designer behind this beautiful pieces. Her jewellery looks so delicate and I love the colours and textures. Follow her blog here
She has great sense of style and I love reading her blog posts. Be sure to keep a look out for her website :)

I miss all these three ladies. Enjoy their work :)

What I woke up to this morning.....

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As we are living in the remote countryside at the moment, coming to the city is a treat for us. As we have no transport of our own we normally rely on lifts to the nearest town. So for now we are relaxing for a few days in the nearest city. Mostly scoffing our faces with treats..... :)

Living in the beautiful countryside

2011-07-11T20:05:00.001-07:00

For the past nine months or so my boyfriend and I have been living in a boarding school in a remote part of the north of Thailand. It has been a real eye opener for both of us and a really different experience from what we are used to in England. The school has about 800 students, all are from poor backgrounds. The school is one of many that were set up to help under privileged children.
It has been fantastic to help them with their education. Living in the school grounds also means we are involved with lots of different activities and see them all the time.
I must admit I was very apprehensive when we first arrived as we had no idea how remote it was. I don't think I would have been able to do it by myself and it has been great having my boyfriend here as well.

Below are a few photos of the view from our balcony. Sometimes I love to stand out there in the evenings ( mostly because it is much cooler than the flat ).

I want to take more photos of the school to show everyone and will make it one of my tasks this week.

Bye for now!

One year....

2011-07-09T23:45:00.001-07:00

I can't believe it but yes it has already been a year since we arrived in Thailand. This time last year we were in Bangkok, adjusting to the heat ( I think we spent our time going from one air con building to another. Now a year on it is still hot but I think I am learning to cope. I suppose I have to when I teach a class full of students with only one fan in the room. The school we are teaching at is in the mountains in the North. The surroundings are beautiful, the weather a little cooler and great sunsets.
We have both had a fantastic year so far and really can't believe it has been one whole year already. We hope to carry on teaching in the country and move to Bangkok in October.
Above is one of many beautiful sunsets over the school playing field :)

Location:Thailand

Great inspiration

2011-06-29T19:58:00.001-07:00

Like many others I have become slightly obsessed with Pinterest, mostly drooling over the food pictures. There are some great new designers to discover on there and below are some of my new favourites.

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I think I might go and have another swoon over the pictures on Pinterest.
Bye for now! X

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Location:Pinterest

Trying out blog press

2011-06-22T23:48:00.001-07:00

So I am still getting used to my IPad. My old computer decided it had, had enough about a month ago. I am still getting used to touch typing and all the apps but I am having fun. I am writing this from the blogpress app so just wanted to check that it is working ok. The blogger site for some reason is not IPad friendly and doesn't let you write new posts or add pictures.

The junior level office I work in everyday

Steve contemplating about life

I hope to get back into blogging again, my last post was so long ago. So for now I thought I would leave you with two pics, me playing around with my new hipstamatic camera app :)

9 months since we left England

2011-04-06T20:55:00.000-07:00

I have just looked at the date and realised we have been here for 9 months. I can't believe how quickly it has gone and how much we have managed to do in that time. My boyfriend and I are still teaching in a school in the north of Thailand and really enjoying it. All the students are on

holiday at the moment which means we can relax and look forward to our holiday next week :).

So today I thought I would share some of my recent photos.

The view from our flat

Students graduation ceremony

A sketch of the view from our flat

Teaching all the teachers English

Pin the tail on the donkey

Floating Market

Drawing on the side of an old juke box

Beautiful ice cream shop in an old market

Happy New Year

2011-01-09T21:01:00.001-08:00

I know it is the 10th already, and I can't believe how quick it is going! I am still here in Thailand and enjoying the teaching. Sometimes its can be hard to control the students, but I love that they are all so happy all the time. This is a picture I took of some children's drawings in Chiang Mai at New Years. I hope you all had a great New Year and Happy 2011!!

My brother's new work

2010-11-02T23:22:00.000-07:00

My talented brother has just started selling his work on Folksy. The colourful retro bags would make great Christmas presents.

Please check out his Folksy shop : SeanLawdesigns

Screenprinters in Australia

2010-10-21T22:11:00.001-07:00

I found this wonderful blog badskirt and a link to many screenprinters websites through a tweet from Karen Lewis at blueberryathome. I had a nosy through the sites and loved the work by pippijoe. Great designs, simple yet eyecatching.

www.pippijoe.com

Latest from Thailand

2010-10-19T00:39:00.000-07:00

So I have been in Thailand for nearly four months and I have not been keeping up with blog writing and sadly not been making any new work. Although I have been trying to keep up with other people blogs and to see what is happening in the art world.

At the moment my boyfriend and I are working in a boarding school in the north of Thailand. The scenery is beautiful, lots of waterfalls and great mountain views. I start teaching properly at the end of the month which I am looking forward to. Hopefully I will get settled enough to start making artwork again. Maybe just drawing will have to do for now.

Here are some photos below of our travels so far:

Sunset at the school we are working at

Omelettes in banana leaf

Beautiful bag stall in Chiang Mai market

Our favourite bar in Chiang Mai

Graffiti in Phuket town

Our bungalow on Koh Phayam Island

Sunset on Koh Phayam Island

Rice bear

Exhibition at Bowery Gallery

2010-06-27T14:27:00.000-07:00

So its only just over a week till I leave.... nothing is packed, all important stuff is sorted but there is too much to cram into a week. Anyway I am excited too as I have an exhibition starting next week at the Bowery Gallery in Leeds. It runs for three months and I am hoping to sell some big pieces.
The preview evening is the 8th July. I can also email anyone the invite image if they would like.......

http://www.thebowery.org/home.html

2010 is an exciting year.....

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I am really excited about the plans for this year, some of you probably know but in July this year me and my boyfriend will be on our way to Thailand for the start of an exciting adventure. We are going to do our Tefl teaching course in Phuket and then hopefully go on to teach english in the country. We have some high hopes for our plans, starting in Thailand for quite a few months, then hopefully Shanghai and our dream to end up in Japan.

This is where we will be living near whilst doing the Tefl course.... to say im excited is an understatement.........

The Perfect Bangle...

2010-03-01T09:00:00.000-08:00

Back in January, Kerry from lovely Pennydog Jewellery used some of my screenprinted fabrics to make a gorgeous bangle for me. I feel very bad as at the time I asked for the some pics in progress to show on my blog and for some reason it completely slipped my mind. So here goes.. better late than never :)

Stage 1.
Cut up pieces to put inside the resin bangle (these are offcuts of my screenprinted fabrics)

Stage 2.
Put on a scary mask, this will help protect your lungs

Stage 3.
Here is the resin, you mix it well with the catalyst and pour into the mould

Stage 4.
Take the resin out of the mould and hey presto you have a bangle! Check for airholes, these can be filled in with a thicker resin.

Stage 5.
Sand the rough edges with medium grade sandpaper until you have a even surface all round. Continue this with finer grades of sandpaper until it becomes clearer.

Stage 6.
Apply a thin coat of lacquer and then polish. And finally when you have the perfect bangle put it on your wrist to add some colour to your outfit :). I love mine and wear it nearly every day!

If you like the piece please get in touch with me or Kerry as we would love to make another one. Hannah of itstimefortea has one of these lovely bangles too! :)

Tag, your're it!

2010-03-01T01:12:00.000-08:00

I was tagged by the lovely littleclouds to take part in this photo chain. I found some great photos I hadn't looked out for ages.

So here are the rules:
1. Open your first photo folder
2. Scroll to the tenth photo
3. Post the photo and the story behind it
4. Tag five or more people

This photo was taken in 2005 in Ephesus, Turkey. Me and my friend Jen went on a lovely relaxing holiday to Kusadasi. We ate, lazed by the pool, went to the beach, and drank quite a lot. I remember this day trip. The night before had been a late one and we were woken up by the room phone ringing. Apparently we were very late and were holding the whole coach up, Ive never got up so quick- put the first clothes I could find on and sunglasses to hide our shameful faces. I dont think I took them off, felt sick all day and to top it off we went to a turkish delight shop after (I hate turkish delight!) Apart from that it was a great holiday :D !

So now i am tagging..

Gail from seventyseventyone
Hannah from itstimefortea
Natasha from theblackbirdsings
Helen from memo
Jonathan from mryen

New colours and my latest prints ...

2010-02-22T04:22:00.001-08:00

So it was my last day of printing last week, it has been a bit of an effort travelling back to Manchester to print each time but I am really pleased with what I have managed to do. Above are some details of my fabrics that will be made into canvases and others that will be used to make smaller pieces. I have been using some lighter colours but my work still has a similar industrial feel to it. I have recieved my frames in the post today so will be busy making my canvases in the next few weeks. All this work is for a gallery exhibition I have been asked to do in the summer. So for me I am super organised this time :)

Printing so far.....

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This week I have finally been able to print again... although it is a bit of a trek, have to go back to Manchester to do it. But it is worth it as I love printing. I have been printing on large pieces of canvas which will be stretched onto wooden frames later to make art pieces. I have an exhibition coming up in the summer and this is the only time I have free to print (as I will be leaving the country soon... eek!) So these pictures show the beginning stages and the print table I use.
Yesterday I was printing next to a twitter friend :) so was nice to finally meet Louise of Lovelittle
She was printing some lovely wrapping paper for some upcoming fairs. Her work is fab!

How did I not see this...

2010-01-21T02:19:00.000-08:00

How did I not see this when I opened everything else in the swap. Luckily Lucy told me it was in the package with everything else. The print is fab and deserves a post of its own. The light isn't great on the close up but its so dark in the house at the moment.
Isnt the print lovely, very retro :). Just need to find the perfect frame for it now...

Swap with Peas and Needles

2010-01-21T01:52:00.000-08:00

Today was another exciting day for the post :) Here are the lovely pieces I recieved from my swap with Lucy Davidson from Peas and Needles . A handmade headband, a lovely necklace from Indigorocks and some funky magnets . She has also recently started a lovely blog Holy Holy Guacamole which features pics of amazing work which inspires her.

Swaps with brilliant designer makers are definitely the way forward for 2010 :).

Look what the postman bought me...

2010-01-19T10:53:00.000-08:00

Today was an exciting day for post. Last week I asked the brilliant Kerry of Pennydog if she could make a custom bangle for me with my screenprinted fabrics inside. I was so happy she said yes and here is the result- I love it. I wore it to work today and have already had people comment about it :). I have also been after some stickers to put on my diary and other notebooks. So this weekend I decided to treat myself and bought some vinyl stickers from Hannah Greenwood (check out her lovely 'Its time for Tea' etsy shop here ) and also Natasha Newton's new Curious She Said etsy shop here . I have already put them on my diary :).

PS. If you like the bangle you see, please contact me or Pennydog if you would like one :)

New Year new brooches

2010-01-15T11:12:00.000-08:00

Some new brooches I have been making this week for a shop. I enjoy making my little pieces but cant wait to get printing some larger work again- been missing it lots now I have moved away from Manchester. Fingers crossed I can print again next month!

Valentines

2010-01-11T05:07:00.001-08:00

So Christmas is over and already we are thinking of Valentines day. Here are the beginnings of my Valentine card designs, to send to some of my stockists. I hope to make some more today to sell online, just need to buy a some lovely coloured envelopes for them. Let me know what you think...

Inspirational books

2010-01-09T11:02:00.001-08:00

Earlier this week I saw a post on a lovely blog that I follow Carina . She was selling several books that she no longer had room for, so I snapped up two books. One by one of my favourite printmakers Lotta Jansdotter and another 'A Year in Japan' by Kate T.Williamson, which has beautiful illustration. I hope these will give me fresh inspiration to start 2010! I also had to take a photo of the paper Carina wrapped them in, lovely repeat pattern. Cheak out Carina's blog she still has some fab books for sale!

Treasury for 2010

2010-01-05T02:09:00.000-08:00

So last night I was lucky enough to look on the treasury page at number 333 so sat excitedly with my finger poised to finally get a main treasury. Here is a still of it, not a great picture but oh well. I wanted to show some of my favourites, some fresh ideas and inspiration for 2010. Enjoy!
Here is the link live till thursday 7th http://www.etsy.com/treasury_list.php?room_id=104171
Enjoy!!

Happy New Year!

2010-01-04T09:30:00.000-08:00

So I know I am a few days late, but only just found the camera cable, finally! Over Christmas I went back to Hertfordshire to spend Christmas with my family. I love going home as the house is really cosy and Christmassy!

Getting the table ready for christmas dinner

Everybody loved the beautiful handmade gifts I bought for them, please check out some of these beautiful shops Summersville, Deebeale, PennyDog and Craftyfolk
Below is a framed print of mine (a christmas present for my mum ) and some beautiful magnets from Lu Summers (to add to the collection!)

Hope you all had a great Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone, hope you have a great 2010!

And a quick note, what a great way to start 2010, my interview is up on the fab blog Noisette Marketing. I am really thrilled that I have been featured! Hope you have a read!

Selling my canvases online

2009-12-15T02:35:00.000-08:00

I have decided to put some of my smaller canvases in an online shop. I want them to be on a site that attracts the right customer. Which online sites are the best to sell interior products?

Im in my first Etsy Treasury

2009-12-14T01:48:00.000-08:00

I woke up today to find I am in my first treasury- so exciting! It has been created by the lovely jeweller Arejewellery- check out her Etsy shop here . It is called Frosted Finds and also features some of my favourite makers Inkmeup , Ruth Singer and theblackbirdsings. Check out the treasury here- its live for another 2 days! Frosted Finds

My first commission

2009-12-09T12:39:00.000-08:00

Since July 2007 I have been working on a commission with Limeart to design the image on the ward curtains in the new Children's hospital in Manchester. It has been a very exciting project for me, especially as it is my first commission.

The hospital opened in June this year, so quite a few months later I have finally had some free time to go and have a look at them. And it was very exciting!!! I was so happy when I saw my design on the curtains, they are a lovely blue colour and feature various shapes that children can identify with. Also printed on both sides which mean the patients have something to look at when they are in their beds!

Every christmas tree must have these!!

2009-12-02T02:50:00.000-08:00

On Monday I spent most of my day off finding perfect handmade gifts for Christmas on Etsy. I have always loved lu summers shop Summersville. When I saw her tweet to give her 700th customer some extra goodies I couldn't resist and bought my mum a present from her shop.
I have been excited the past few days to recieve my parcel, so this morning when I opened it along with the lovely present were 3 decorations to hang on my tree. (very happy as I nearly bought these not long ago).
Take a look at her shop for great gifts and fabrics! Summersville

My first etsy shop!

2009-11-23T11:44:00.000-08:00

My work is now available to buy on Etsy. It is such a great place to find individual work and I am looking forward to seeing the response I get. Please take a look and let me know what you think!

Aisling Law Etsy

Brooches and Cards

2009-10-27T13:22:00.000-07:00

My brooches and cards are now stocked in the Craft Shop, Royal Exchange Theatre

Must see makers!

2009-10-26T03:27:00.000-07:00

There was some fantastic makers at the Great Northern Contemporary Fair, such a varied range of work. There were some makers stands in particular that I loved and kept going back to in admiration of their work. Below I have listed there websites. Check them out!

Liesel Barker
Kiln infused printed glass set into contemporary jewellery

I was very lucky to have my stand opposite to this fantastic maker, her stand was always busy!

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Sangeun Kim www.sangeunkim.com
Innovative magnetic jewellery with vibrant colours of enamel

I must have visited her stand about a dozen times, I love her inspiration and the jewellery is so
unusual.

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Navdeep Dhiman www.navdeepdhiman.co.uk
Products made from resin and thread.

Her stand was lovely and simple, I loved the work so much I treated myself and bought a necklace!

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Rachel Gornall www.rachelgornall.co.uk
Vibrant textile artworks

I checked out her website before the fair and knew I had to go and see it. The work did not disappoint, fantastic detail up close!

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Debbie Smyth www.debbiesmyth.blogspot.com
Sophisticated artworks created by stretching a network of threads between accurately plotted pins.

One of the most original stands, her work definitely stood out and deserved to win an award. I will definitely be following her blog!

Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair

2009-10-25T15:50:00.000-07:00

Today was the last day of the fair. It was a fantastic event, very busy and I thoroughly enjoyed exhibiting. It was the first time I had my own stand and I was very excited. Had such great feedback from the visitors and made some great sales and contacts. What a great weekend!

I have posted some photos of my stand!

Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair

2009-09-22T11:18:00.000-07:00

I am exhibiting my work at Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair in Manchester. It takes place from 22-25th October. I have been busy printing so will have some new canvases and smaller pieces, all available to buy. If you are coming to the fair please come and say hello! I will be at stand 053.

http://www.greatnorthernevents.co.uk/textiles_09.html

Seventyseventyone

2009-09-22T10:19:00.001-07:00

My work has been mentioned on the blog by my friend and brilliant designer maker seventyseventyone. Please take a look!

seventyseventyone.blogspot.com

Hello

2009-09-22T10:10:00.000-07:00

I am a textile designer producing screenprinted canvases. I hope you enjoy reading my blog. Please take a look through my website to see the rest of my work, drawings and inspiration.

www.aislinglaw.com