St Mabyn Village News
News from the village of St.Mabyn in North Cornwall...
Friday, July 30, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Jane McDonald
Inspired by fragments of everyday textiles, and the significant parts of people's lives which become entwined in the use of them. Wedding dresses, darning wool, pinnies, coal smeared miners collars all have stories to tell of the hidden lives they are part of. She also likes the ambiguity of words and the secrets that they keep.
Her work incorporates many textile techniques including felt making, appliqué, machine embroidery, couching, patching and print making. But, it is always stitch which dominates the work - literally binding her ideas together.
Local artist Jane McDonald's beautiful textile work is on display from 5th July 2010 – 1st October 2010 at Trelawny Exhibition, Level 1 Trelawny Wing, Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro.
See her online gallery
Her work incorporates many textile techniques including felt making, appliqué, machine embroidery, couching, patching and print making. But, it is always stitch which dominates the work - literally binding her ideas together.
Local artist Jane McDonald's beautiful textile work is on display from 5th July 2010 – 1st October 2010 at Trelawny Exhibition, Level 1 Trelawny Wing, Royal Cornwall Hospital, Truro.
See her online gallery
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Monday, July 05, 2010
Friday, July 02, 2010
Andy Titcomb teapots
World renowned, local (well he's lived here for 20 years) potter Andy Titcomb is exhibiting new teapots at a Cornwall Ceramics and Glass Group exhibition in St Peter's Church Hall Port Isaac from Saturday 3rd July until Saturday 10th July open daily 10am - 6pm. There are 19 other potters and glass makers exhibiting too, go and take a look and tell him what you think!
Race For Life
A group of mum's from the school are taking part in the Race For Life (raising money for Cancer Research UK) next Sunday 11th July in Truro, please sponsor them, any donation, big or small, is most appreciated! There is a sponsor form in the foyer of the school, and one in the shop. The mum's taking part are Natalie, Melanie, Marie, Mandy, Emma and Bev.