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Helen Foot Design: September 2014

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Thursday, 18 September 2014. Thank you Interns 2014! I'd just like to say a massive thank you for all the hard work of this years summer interns. Sophie, Emma, Laurence, Helen and the two Alice's, I could never have got through the summer production run without you guys! Thank you for winding, reeding, threading, knotting and sewing. You were all fabulous! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Thank you Interns 2014! The warp and weft blog. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Helen Foot Design: April 2013

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Monday, 1 April 2013. Buddying Annabel Williams . . . I was incredibly lucky last year whilst on the Crafts Councils. Hothouse scheme to have the amazing weaver Laura Thomas. Act as my 'Buddy'. The role involved being a general go-to person for advice and pep talks, spurring me on to push my business forward every step of the way. A fellow weaver, Annabel designs and makes textiles for interior and commercial spaces. Annabel is now based in Bristol. Having already. Shown her work at Tent London. In Bovey...

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Helen Foot Design: October 2014

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Monday, 13 October 2014. Collaborating with Sheep of Steel . . . Earlier this year I was delighted to be contacted by Irem Arig, owner of Sheep of Steel. To see if I would be interested in making some collaborative scarves with her. Irem spins the most fantastic yarns and has an amazing sense of colour, so there was an proposition I couldn't possibly refuse! But picking just 4 designs for our first batch of scarves was no easy task! We had ideas for hundreds so we really had to rein ourselves in. From th...

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Helen Foot Design: Buddying Heather Shields . . .

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Friday, 17 April 2015. Buddying Heather Shields . . . I've been kindly asked by the Crafts Council. To act as a 'buddy' again this year and have been paired up with Glasgow based weaver Heather Shields. I'd met Heather briefly last year when she attended the 'LOOM' seminar I curated for Stroud International Textiles. So it has been lovely getting to know Heather and her work better. Combining playful colour palettes and bold patterns, Heather creates vibrate contemporary fabrics and homewares. Where she ...

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Helen Foot Design: July 2013

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Friday, 19 July 2013. Visit from MEP Philip Bradbourn . . . Last week MEP Philip Bradbourn came to visit me in my studio to take a look at the new loom (Levi) which was bought with ERDF money earlier this year. The money was acquired through the Shropshire and Herefordshire Business Enterprise Fund which was administrated by Shropshire Council. With MEP Philip Bradbourn and Helen Hunter-Hayes from Shropshire Council. Labels: Business Enterprise Fund. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Helen Foot Design: June 2015

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Sunday, 7 June 2015. MY TEN TIPS FOR NEW TEXTILE GRADUATES . . . 1 First things first, update your CV. It might seem obvious but it's such an important part of the first impression you will make with a potential employer. Get it looking slick and make sure it's not too wordy. You need clear formatting, bullet points rather than paragraphs and a couple of great referees (make sure you get their permission 1st). 7 Be someone worth knowing. You may have been a large fish in a small pond while you were a...

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Helen Foot Design: Collaborating with Sheep of Steel . . .

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Monday, 13 October 2014. Collaborating with Sheep of Steel . . . Earlier this year I was delighted to be contacted by Irem Arig, owner of Sheep of Steel. To see if I would be interested in making some collaborative scarves with her. Irem spins the most fantastic yarns and has an amazing sense of colour, so there was an proposition I couldn't possibly refuse! But picking just 4 designs for our first batch of scarves was no easy task! We had ideas for hundreds so we really had to rein ourselves in. From th...

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Helen Foot Design: June 2013

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Sunday, 23 June 2013. What's been happening this Spring? I realise it's been ages since I last wrote a post (naughty me! But in my defence it's only because I have been such a busy bee! A couple of weeks ago and now I am working on getting them up on the website as soon as I can. My in house photographer (Richard Foot) has been a busy bee too lately, working on lots of new films for R&A Collaborations. Again, who took the beautiful modelled pictures of the 'Festival' collection last year. And making sure...

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Helen Foot Design: January 2014

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Friday, 3 January 2014. Goodbye 2013, Hello 2014 . . . Oh my what a busy 6 months it has been (hence the long break from blogging). Since I started the summer production run back in July I don't feel like I have stopped! Charlotte knotting on a warp. With three shows this Autumn, a whole host of new stockists, plus my regulars and a pop-up shop at Somerset House I needed to weave a lot of scarves! At my final count just before Christmas it totalled 153 woven this year. Nothing like being ambitious!