textiles – Harrow Open Studios

Mixed Media Artist

Informed by drawing, playing and experimenting, Sam makes sculptures, drawings and collages. The colour, movement and diverse quirkiness of the fragile gardens of the seas are her inspiration.

Sam’s practice is centred around the tactile process of manipulating and stitching into a variety of media; juxtaposing contrasting textures to construct and layer. She is compelled to collect, combine and work into diverse materials.

Sam also runs art and textile clubs for kids and adults, there will be an opportunity to see some of the creative work from these clubs and workshops.

Resting

Sam will not be opening her studio this year

46 Love Lane
Pinner HA5 3EX

Contact Artist

E: sam@samantha-harvey.com
W: samantha-harvey.com
I: @not_enough_yellow
I: @stitch.sam
M: 07503 001024

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Glass / Textile Artist

Harriet is an adventurous artist, enjoying many different aspects of art and crafts, but it is glass and felting that holds her interest.

Although they are totally different mediums, she works with them quite similarly, by layering and adding as she creates the pieces.

Her influence is nature, particularly flora.

Studio 27

4 Chester Road
Northwood HA6 1BQ

Tube: Northwood
Bus: H11, 282, 331
Parking: Free on street, except Mon-Fri 1pm-2pm

Open 11am – 5pm on:

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Contact Artist

E: harrietpelham04@gmail.com
T: 01923 824563
I : @harriet_pelham

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Textiles / Printmaker

Colette is a fabric designer, screen printer and stitcher. Using traditional methods and slow techniques, Colette creates modern tactile fabric accessories and quilts, these are designed to be used and loved adding to the tactile nature of daily life. Using only natural fabrics and with a love of linen thread, texture is created using embroidery, slow stitching and layers of fabrics and colour.

Inspired by nature, architecture and styles from the 1930s -1950s Colette’s textile designs are simplistic and fresh. If you’re a stitcher, there are fabrics and kits to choose from and patterns to make small accessories. There are free tutorials and tips available on her website. Look out for screen printing workshops too.

I will be running an embroidery project to involve the community and record their feelings about living / visiting Harrow. Details are yet to be finalised, but I’m working with other HOS textile artists.
This will be a ‘live’ project and I’ll be stitching it on the days I am open, this is free to the public.