textile fine artist

Textile Artist / Painter/ Printmaker

Although primarily a textile artist Jane also paints and draws using a range of media including watercolour, oil and charcoal. The theme of her work is mainly based on natural forms and landscapes.

There will be a collection of hand painted silk scarves on display and some that that have been commercially printed.
In addition to this, portraits, life drawings and landscapes will also be exhibited.


Studio 15

The Stables
31 West Drive, Off Lakeland Close
Harrow Weald HA3 6TX

Tube: Hatch End, Harrow and Wealdstone
Bus: 182, H12
Parking: Free on road parking

Open 11am – 5pm on:

Sat 14Sun 15Mon 16Tue 17Wed 18Thu 19Fri 20Sat 21Sun 22Mon 23Tue 24Wed 25Thu 26Fri 27Sat 28Sun 29

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Jane Anne Ryan Read More »

I design and hand screen print onto linen and cotton fabrics for use in embroidery and sewing projects. I practice slow stitching and appreciate the benefits this meditative process brings. I encourage other makers to add their own personality to my fabric through stitch, appliqué and quilting in order to make their own useable textile treasures for their home.

Using rich colours my simplistic designs have a retro feel to them. I take inspiration from the 1920s – 50s, architecture and urban nature. I hand draw all my designs and enjoy drawing with thread as part of the design process. I design and produce a range of home accessories such as purses, eye pillows and tea towels, these are beautiful additions to the home, designed to be used freely while adding a little luxury to everyday life.

Passing traditional skills onto others is vital to keep skills alive for future generations. I run screen printing and sewing workshops and encourage others to turn to these hobbies as a way of connecting with the moment and spending some time away from fast pace of modern life.

You can see more of my work on my Harrow Open Studios page here and my fabrics and accessories can be bought online, head to my website to learn more.
www.colettemoscrop.com

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