Guardian G2 Arts section article
I'll be the woolly-fibre fiddler mentioned!
You can read the full article by ferreting around in last week's recycling, or by clicking here.
Mine are the wall mounds.
Coral Collective Hospital Project
- My Coral Collective Project currently running in the Royal Hospital, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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- yarn from a tube/plastic bag
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06/06/2008
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My ETSY shop
Reef elements
- Reef dwellers created from rubbish, manufacturing waste, charity shop finds and discarded articles. content©inga hamilton
The Christmas Joy Tree
- A water bottle Christmas tree. This little pile of rubbish is making a big difference!
patterns
- Just a few of the patterns I've created over the years. content 2007©inga hamilton
STITCHIES
- Vintage fabrics and bad attitude. content 2007©inga hamilton
very nice!!!!
Posted by: John | 06/06/2008 at 06:31 PM
Managed to get hold of a copy - have a lot of Guardian reading friends. Great article and nice photo of your work. Well done!
Posted by: Isabel | 06/13/2008 at 09:53 AM
Thank you so much for teaching me to crochet today, I am still feeling very pleased with myself and carried on all the way home to Manchester. The jellyfish workshop was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen or been part of - genius! Hopefully will find a way to include you in our NW project next Spring - will stay in touch. Was lovely to meet you.
Posted by: SallyF | 06/13/2008 at 10:42 PM