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Knitting. Cockpit Arts Shopping News : Cockpit Arts. April News 2014 Blossom and Bunnies? Easter must be here! Spring is finally here and to celebrate, we have selected a few works by our designer-makers available to buy on CultureLabel. So to make your Easter weekend extra special this year, why not add a little Cockpit crafted magic. Camilla MeijerCamilla‘s hand drawn prints and illustrations inspired by nature and organic forms are beautifully encapsulated on this Love Bunny cushion. Buy here > Yen Jewellery These aptly Spring named ‘Blossom’ earrings in silver and pearl encapsulate Yen‘s desire to create tactile jewellery which carries movement and the desire to be touched. Buy here > Luna LightingLuna Lighting‘s porcelain tea light holders are a perfect way to update your room and with over 40 different designs to choose from, we felt that this bunny version would be the perfect way to add a little sparkle of light this Easter.

Buy here > March News 2014 Mother’s Day Inspiration Buy here > Buy here > Buy here > February News 2014 January Jewels. Livingstone Studio. Contemporary Applied Arts: Hot Glass -New Work from the Furnace. Contemporary Applied Arts is pleased to present Hot Glass! New Work From The Furnace, an exciting exhibition featuring new work by 26 selected national and international artists curated by CAA in collaboration with The Contemporary Glass Society. Hot Glass! Is a world-class exhibition dedicated to the best in contemporary blown, hot-worked and sand-cast glass. Artists and studios were invited to submit proposals for this outstanding exhibition of glass from the furnace.

A collaboration between CAA and the Contemporary Glass Society (CGS), the exhibition will present a dynamic selection of specially created new work from some of the world’s most talented glass makers. The selection panel – Victoria Scholes as Chair of CGS; renowned glass artist Colin Reid and Clare Maddison, the Director at CAA – have picked out fresh and exciting work from both renowned and emerging makers, plus a few surprises from people who don’t usually work in hot glass. Hot Glass! Craft Central - Dedicated to building a strong future for craft and design. London Pass Prices - Buy Online - Save on sightseeing in London. About Us : Society of Designer Craftsmen (SDC) is the largest multi-craft Society in the UK. It promotes and encourages excellence of workmanship and design.

The society promotes and supports the work of creative thinkers, designers and makers who continue to innovate in the crafts through their exploration of materials and skills. We have historical roots of which we are immensely proud. Founded in 1887 as the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society with Walter Crane, William Morris and William de Morgan amongst our distinguished forbears, we believe that we continue to uphold the values that they established. We give a voice to beautiful, challenging and exciting work that is different from the traditional Fine Arts. Our current name was established in 1960 with the merger of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society and the Cambridgeshire Guild of Craftsmen.

We are a national society with some overseas members who live as far away as Canada, Australia and Japan. We have an active and hard working Council which administers the Society's business and is drawn from the different categories of membership of Fellows, Members, Licentiates and Associates. Collection and Exhibitions.