Sketchbook World Tour Dates!

My little sketchbook has begun its tour around the world. Check out the tour dates by clicking below. I wish I could go with it!!

Scarf in Tatler!

It’s very exciting to see the gorgeous Honeycomb printed silk scarf by Redana featured in the spring picks section of Tatler (May 2012 issue) which is out right now!!

Download Tatler here http://www.tatler.com/

Easter Art Trolley!

If you’re looking for something to do with the family this Easter weekend then why not pop along to mima and do some Easter inspired crafts. Drop in and get creative with the Art Trolley this Saturday between 1-4pm. The trolley will also run during the week over the Easter Break from the 10^th to the 13^th of April, 11am-12noon. Remember all Art Trolley sessions are FREE.

http://www.visitmima.com/

Latest Scarf Art!

Based in Darlington Redana design, develop and make unique clothing and accessories. Check out the latest scarf designs we have been working on, all are now available to order.

Celebrate this years Olympics in style with this special ‘Silk Celebratory scarf 2012 Olympics’. Each scarf is hand painted and made to order.

For more information and to browse through the collections then visit - www.redanastudio.co.uk
Remember to keep up to date with what’s going on at Redana by following the blog – http://www.redanastudio.wordpress.com/

African Textile Workshop – Day 3!

Yesterday was my final day at school working with year 4 pupils on the African inspired wall hangings. We had a really productive day completing all of the batik and painting.

 

Now all that’s left are the finishing touches which include ironing off the wax, fixing the colour and attaching the children’s felt animal shapes. Watch this space to see the completed wall hangings . . .

Yarn Bombing!

A few weeks ago some Olympic inspired knitting mysteriously appeared along the railing of Saltburn Pier. The work includes knitted athletes from a range of Olympic sports including synchronised swimming, gymnastics, football, weightlifting, rowing, volley ball and many more. If you have not already been for a walk along the pier to view the knit work then I highly recommend that you do, it a fantastic and fun sight to see.

Known as 'Yarn Bombing', knitting appears in random places over night but the knitter/knitters stay anonymous. There has been little bits of yarn bombing in Saltburn before but nothing on this scale. It has well and truly put Saltburn on the map. Whoever the knitter/knitters are thank you for this treat!

African Textile Workshop – Day 2!

Today was my second workshop at school, the wall hangings a really coming along now. . .