This is the work of Sue Rangeley
This link was sent to me by Anne Letellier. Anyone have an interesting link you think we'd be interested in. We'd love to see it!
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Inspiration for Textile Artists
http://www.suerangeley.co.uk/index.php
This is the work of Sue Rangeley
This link was sent to me by Anne Letellier. Anyone have an interesting link you think we'd be interested in. We'd love to see it!
This is the work of Sue Rangeley
This link was sent to me by Anne Letellier. Anyone have an interesting link you think we'd be interested in. We'd love to see it!
Saturday, 27 August 2016
Summer 2016
Upper right (work by Michele Meredith) and lower left (work by Anne Letellier) images are two of the 14 entries to the "contemporary" portion of our "Women's Work" exhibition at the Hudson Historical Museum. The exhibition continues until the first week of October. Upper left and lower right images are from two of our workshops during one of bi-monthly meetings.
Sunday, 8 May 2016
Thursday, 24 March 2016
Hudson Fine Craft presents Rites of Spring 2016
In the coming weeks you will hear a lot of buzz about Hudson's new town wide Spring festival.
If you are an artisan, ceramist/potter, painter, woodworker, quilter etc. you may be interested in the following. Please note that there are two applications forms for two separate craft markets and you are welcome to participate in one or both!
Friday, 22 January 2016
Calendar of Events for 2016
HUDSON FINE CRAFT
ACTIVITIES 2016
Jan 19 General Meeting
Over the centuries people (mostly women) found ways to add beauty to the everyday objects they made to clothe their families and furnish their homes. They developed tools and skills to sew, embroider, knit, quilt, make lace and perform other domestic activities. Many of these objects had a beauty that far transcended the utilitarian, and could well be considered as art.
Hudson Fine Craft and the Hudson Historical Society in collaboration with the Hudson War Memorial library are organizing a series of exhibitions and supporting events called “Women’s Work”. The goal of the exhibitions is to revisit these activities and present examples of fine work from the period between 1800 and 1950. We want to examine how these skills have evolved, and in what ways they are still relevant today.
To do this, we are asking for your help. Do you have any items that we could include in the exhibition?
REQUEST FOR EXHIBITION ITEMS: WOMEN’S WORK - treasures for exhibition ….
If you would like to contribute needlework tools and examples of work to the exhibitions, Hudson Fine Craft invite you to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you. info@hudsonfinecraft.ca
CALL FOR ENTRY:
Contemporary Textiles Square Roots - Racine Carrée
Perhaps you might like to take part in an exhibition exploring contemporary needle crafts …..
a 16” x 16” finished work exploring contemporary textile and stitchery techniques. Application forms available from Hudson Fine Craft info@hudsonfimecraft.ca ; due date for finished work April 20th 2016.
CRAFT SHOWS ‘Arts in Action’ – Spring Craft Show June 3/4/5
Winter Craft Show Nov 18 /19
Feb 2nd Meetings: A group design workshop in preparation for ‘Square Root’ entries
Feb 16th Workshop: Traditional and Contemporary Rug Hooking
with Lyn Watson
March 1 Meeting:
March 15 Workshop:
April 4 Workshop: ‘Paverpol’ techniques (where fabric draping meets sculpture)
April 18 Workshop:
April 20th Deadline for ‘Square Roots’ entries
May 3 Meeting:
May 6th Opening of the Spring Celebration
‘Hudson Rites of Spring’
HUDSON FINE CRAFT
ACTIVITIES 2016
Jan 19 General Meeting
Over the centuries people (mostly women) found ways to add beauty to the everyday objects they made to clothe their families and furnish their homes. They developed tools and skills to sew, embroider, knit, quilt, make lace and perform other domestic activities. Many of these objects had a beauty that far transcended the utilitarian, and could well be considered as art.
Hudson Fine Craft and the Hudson Historical Society in collaboration with the Hudson War Memorial library are organizing a series of exhibitions and supporting events called “Women’s Work”. The goal of the exhibitions is to revisit these activities and present examples of fine work from the period between 1800 and 1950. We want to examine how these skills have evolved, and in what ways they are still relevant today.
To do this, we are asking for your help. Do you have any items that we could include in the exhibition?
REQUEST FOR EXHIBITION ITEMS: WOMEN’S WORK - treasures for exhibition ….
If you would like to contribute needlework tools and examples of work to the exhibitions, Hudson Fine Craft invite you to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you. info@hudsonfinecraft.ca
CALL FOR ENTRY:
Contemporary Textiles Square Roots - Racine Carrée
Perhaps you might like to take part in an exhibition exploring contemporary needle crafts …..
a 16” x 16” finished work exploring contemporary textile and stitchery techniques. Application forms available from Hudson Fine Craft info@hudsonfimecraft.ca ; due date for finished work April 20th 2016.
CRAFT SHOWS ‘Arts in Action’ – Spring Craft Show June 3/4/5
Winter Craft Show Nov 18 /19
Feb 2nd Meetings: A group design workshop in preparation for ‘Square Root’ entries
Feb 16th Workshop: Traditional and Contemporary Rug Hooking
with Lyn Watson
March 1 Meeting:
March 15 Workshop:
April 4 Workshop: ‘Paverpol’ techniques (where fabric draping meets sculpture)
April 18 Workshop:
April 20th Deadline for ‘Square Roots’ entries
May 3 Meeting:
May 6th Opening of the Spring Celebration
‘Hudson Rites of Spring’
Nov 18/19 ARTS IN ACTION Christmas Craft Show
Nov 18 7pm Vernissage
December Meeting:
Workshop:
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact us at: hudsonfinecraft@hotmail.com or the following:
Facebook: Hudson Fine Craft
Website: www.meetthemakers.ca
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