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At-a-glance LIVE TALKS | IN-STORE DEMONSTRATIONS | HANDS ON WORKSHOPS

March

8 TH TUESDAY MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

9 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

10TH THURSDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

11TH FRIDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

12TH SATURDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Turning

13TH SUNDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 7th March – 14TH MONDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 24th April 2016

Joe Hogan

The Great Heal’s Adam Frew Race

15TH TUESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing FEATURING MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

16TH WEDNESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm Design 196 Tottenham Court Road, 17TH THURSDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 11am-9pm; MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, London W1T 7LQ 7th – 28th March Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm; PARTY Heal’s Craft Market Party 6-9pm

18TH FRIDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making www.heals.com MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm

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01 Heal's MCM Brochure - 6pp Cover.indd 1 17/02/2016 11:44 19TH SATURDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 7 TH THURSDAY DEMO CSWA_, Domestic Cup Casting 12.30-2pm & 5-8pm 20TH SUNDAY DEMOWelcome Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 8 TH FRIDAY WORKSHOP Make Your Own Leather Purse with Kuku Big Bag, 12-1.30pm £15 21ST MONDAY DEMO Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 9 TH SATURDAY WORKSHOP Spatula Carving with Barnaby Carder 2-4pm £25 It’s hard to think of March from 6-9pm to celebrate the launch any retailer that does of the market with drinks supplied by craft 22ND TUESDAY asDEMO much Arran as StreetHeal’s East, to Throwingbeer Pots specialists The Porterhouse Brewing 10TH SUNDAY WORKSHOP Butter Knife Carving with Barnaby Carder 2-4pm £25 championMEET THE MAKER the Johnskill Hanly, WeavingCompany Craft and 1-2pm I hope & 6-7pm to see you there. of emerging and Making a welcome return is the Great 23RD WEDNESDAY DEMO Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 11TH MONDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm established designers Heal’s Bodging Race. Working in the and crafters. The window of our Tottenham Court Road 24TH THURSDAY Heal’sDEMO Superfolk,Modern Screen Craft Printing store, five world renowned designers will 12TH TUESDAY DEMO Ikuko Iwamoto Slip Casting and Decorating Porcelain Ceramics 12 -2.30pm Market is therefore create a one-off piece using traditional DEMO Barnaby Carder Wooden Spoon Carving 5-7pm one of our biggest events of the year. bodging techniques - a centuries-old 25TH FRIDAY DEMO Superfolk, Screen Printing 13TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Ikuko Slip Casting and Hand Decoration of Porcelain Cermaics 12 -2.30pm The first group form of hand crafting DEMO Barnaby Carder Wooden Spoon Carving 5-7pm exhibition of Irish that developed 26designersTH SATURDAY and makers DEMO Superfolk,“Preserving Screen Printing traditional in . 14TH THURSDAY DEMO Mia Sarosi Poreclain Ceramic Painting 12 - 2.30pm; WORKSHOP Frances at the store since the techniques while embracing Alongside all of this Quinn of The Great British Bake Off, Crafting Edible Decorations 5.30pm - 8pm world famous Kilkenny we have a jam-packed TH innovation remains the TH 30Design WEDNESDAY Workshops DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am-7pm calendar of workshops, 15 FRIDAY WORKSHOP The Silver Ring Making, 12-1.30pm £55 DEMO Yuta Segawa 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm exhibited in 1972, driving force behind demonstrations everything we do at Heal’s.” 31DesignST THURSDAY Ireland is DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am- 8pm DEMOand Yuta talks Segawa from 12-2.30pm our 16TH SATURDAY WORKSHOP Katharina Eisenkock Leather & Concrete Workshop 11am-12.30pm, £15 a showcase for the WORKSHOP Furniture Upcycling with Jay & Co. 5.30-8pm,exhibiting £25 designers. country’s booming crafts scene. I have Make sure to check the events schedule at Aprilalways loved Ireland, whether surfing in the back of this booklet to see what’s on. I 17TH SUNDAY WORKSHOP Thomas Appleton, Letter Carving in Stone 2-4.30pm £25 Dingle, weddings in Cork, Guinness in can’t wait to try some of them! (sponsored by The London Stone Conservation) Dublin or the rugged coastline of the 1 ST FRIDAY DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10-6pm 18TH MONDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm north, and I look forwardDEMO toYuta exploring Segawa 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm how the landscape and culture have 2inspiredND SATURDAY a new generationDEMO ofThe designers. Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am- 7pm 19TH TUESDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm In the spirit of things,DEMO we’ll Owen also Thomas, be hosting Turning HamishWooden Bowls Mansbridge 12.30-2.30pm & 5-7pm a special St Patrick’s Day party on 17th CEO, Heal’s 3 RD SUNDAY DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 12- 6pm 20TH WEDNESDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm DEMO Owen Thomas, Turning Wooden Bowls 12.30-2.30pm & 4-6pm

4 TH MONDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm 21ST THURSDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm WORKSHOP Tortie Hoare Leather Moulding 6-8pm £15

5 TH TUESDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm 22ND FRIDAY WORKSHOP Make Your Own Leather Purse with Kuku Big Bag, 12-2.30pm £15

6 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO CSWA_, Domestic Cup Casting 12.30-2pm & 5-7pm 23RD SATURDAY WORKSHOP The Workbench Silver Ring Making, 11am-13.30pm £55 (fully booked) 7th March – 24th April 2016 Heal’s, 196 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7LQ

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01 Heal's MCM Brochure - 6pp Cover.indd 2 03 Heal's MCM Brochure - Introduction.indd 3 18/02/2016 15:20 17/02/2016 11:44 A NEW GENERATION Irish designers are looking to traditional craft for inspiration as demonstrated by Mario Sierra of Mourne Textiles (above left), the Design traditional stone carving of Hennessy & Byrne (above right) and basket weaver Ireland Joe Hogan (right). esign and craft have long 7th – 28th March been intertwined within Irish culture, driven by necessity and aided by the landscape

PETER ROWEN Dand its abundant natural resources. The tradition of craftsmanship and respect world famous Kilkenny Design Workshops for raw materials are now inspiring a new exhibited in 1967 and 1972. design philosophy and attitude as emerging Thousands of designers and makers talent enters the sector. now live and work in both urban and rural Craftsmen have been inspired by Design Ireland at Heal’s celebrates communities across Ireland, with this three Ireland’s landscape for centuries. this vibrant scene, bringing together the week event highlighting the significant Celebrating this heritage, a new wave country’s most innovative and exciting contribution their dedication has brought designers. Participants range from to both the country’s economy and culture. of makers is flying the flag for Irish start-ups to family businesses established From ceramics to woodwork, a series design with a season of events. many generations ago, all of whom are of in-store demonstrations will give connected by a strong sense of place and visitors an insight into the process behind innovative approach to their craft. each piece with designers including Part of Heal’s Modern Craft Market, Adam Frew Ceramics, Bunbury Boards, this is the first group exhibition of Irish Superfolk, Joe Hogan, Arran Street East

MOURNE TEXTILES/HENNESYMOURNE HOGAN PHOTOGRAPHY & BYRNE/JOE designers and makers at the store since the and me&him&you.

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 4-5 18/02/2016 15:20 Adam Frew Andrew Ludick Arran Street East BTU Studio – – – – CERAMICS CERAMICS CERAMICS GLASSWARE

Adam Frew produces handcrafted Andrew Ludick creates ceramic vases The search for a simple, hand-thrown Scott Benefield, of BTU Studio, is an porcelain vessels inspired by traditional and bowls which showcase the natural pot in great colours led to an on-going artist, educator and writer. His work eastern forms. Adam’s work aims to properties of clay. Andrew’s main experiment from a small studio in the descends from the Venetian traditions capture the exuberance of the act of influences are the arts and designs of Market area of Dublin which resulted of glassblowing, which utilise the most throwing so that energy and movement indigenous cultures from Africa and the in the first Arran Street East range. essential aspects of glass: transparency, are communicated in his vessels. This Americas. Using white earthenware clay, ‘The Pots’, glazed in colours inspired by saturated colours and fluidity. Scott uses practice is complemented and enhanced and several hand building techniques the Dublin Fruit and Vegetable Market caneworking, a technique used to add by continuing experimentation with from coil building to pinching, each – cabbage, potato, parsnip, lemon, intricate patterns and stripes to blown method, form and colour. Mark-making is piece is unique in both its shape and pomegranate and pink grapefruit – are glass, to produce functional and decorative an intuitive process for Adam; sometimes decoration. After firing, Andrew treats designed in two complementary shapes, objects designed and made in Northern it relates to the form being made, or to the newly crafted form as a blank canvas inward and outward sloping with strong Ireland. Scott holds a lifelong honorary the process of making it, and sometimes to be decorated with colourful shapes lines and crisp handles. The aim is to bring membership to the Glass Art Society. it is part of the realisation of a personal and patterns. Pieces are then coated and clean, architectural lines to a traditional narrative. All work is made from white finished with a glossy clear glaze. Born in craft in order to produce functional objects porcelain, gas or wood fired in a reducing the USA, Andrew majored in Illustration that can be used everyday in the home. atmosphere. Adam is currently artist-in- at the Columbus College of Art and residence at the Flowerfield Arts Centre, Design, but is now based in the idylic Portstewart, Co. Derry. setting of Co. Kilkenny.

CO. KILKENNY STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DUBLIN STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC www.adamfrew.com www.andrewludick.com www.arranstreeteast.ie www.btustudio.com

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 6-7 18/02/2016 15:20 Catherine Bunbury Boards Keenan Ceadogán Simon Doyle – – – – WOODWORK GLASSWARE TEXTILES FURNITURE

Bunbury Boards are beautifully hand Catherine Keenan, based in Portstewart, Denis Kenny, owner and maker at Simon Doyle is a furniture designer and crafted wooden chopping & cheese boards Co. Derry, produces distinctive brightly Ceadogán in Co. Wexford, started making maker interested in the exploration of produced from naturally felled woodland coloured blown glass vessels. Her rugs in 1989. For the past 27 years he form, structure, balance and simplicity. supported by the Lisnavagh Timber work explores both colour and pattern has been committed to the craft of rug He cites the Shakers as an early influence Project in County Carlow. The project was through experimentation with a range of making, and during that time has amassed on his work. Simon approaches each established by William Bunbury in 2001 techniques. She is particularly inspired by a wealth of experience in working with piece of furniture in the context of craft and is recognised throughout Ireland for the liquid nature of the material and the wools and silks. As a small enterprise, and industry – where the two intersect supplying “clear conscience” timber to organic development of spherical forms. Ceadogán is focused, highly skilled and and where they are at their most distant, woodworkers and furniture makers. As Catherine was originally attracted to the dedicated to pairing the traditional whether that is through visible joinery well as being eye catching and practical, medium by the physical rhythm required values of remarkable craftsmanship and and the traditional techniques of craft or each product in the Bunbury range, which to work with molten glass, and strives contemporary design. In collaborating through metalwork and the contemporary now includes turned bowls, comes with its for bold simplicity. As a very immediate with a variety of designers, Ceadogán manufacturing techniques of modern own unique traceability report, providing art form, her glass work requires great strive for innovation and originality. It is industry. Based in Dublin, he works to the complete history of the tree from dexterity and swift confident gestures in Denis’ meticulous care and attention to commission and also has a production which it hails. A range of are order to produce elegant, expressive forms. detail that distinguishes a Ceadogán rug. range suited to retail stores. used to make sure Bunbury Boards stand the test of time, including , , ash, sycamore, cherry, and .

CO. WEXFORD STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC www.bunburyboards.com www.catherinekeenanglass.com www.ceadogan.ie www.simon-doyle.com

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 8-9 18/02/2016 15:20 Hennessy McNutt’s Donegal & Byrne Jerpoint John Hanly Woollen Mill – – – – STONEWARE GLASSWARE TEXTILES TEXTILES

Eric Byrne, based in Co. Wicklow, is Jerpoint Glass is a family business that Established in Tipperary in 1893, Since 1953 Donegal Woollen Mill has a second-generation stonemason. He has been making glass in Kilkenny for John Hanly & Co Ltd specialise in the been producing a wide range of high learned his craft at his father’s side, carving over 30 years. Each piece is hand-blown manufacture of scarves, throws and fabrics quality, 100% woollen products inspired stone into fireplaces and headstones in the same fashion as it was 2000 years in wool, cashmere, lambswool, mohair by the local landscape. All goods are from when he was a boy. Eric now ago using simple hand and age old and natural fibres. With over 120 years in manufactured locally with knowledge and works with indigenous Irish stone to methods. As one of the last remaining the textile business, the art of weaving has skill that has been handed down from make his collection of home accessories, establishments making glass in Ireland, developed using modern technology and generation to generation. The mill, now handpicking each piece from quarries they offer gallery style pieces as well as a machinery with Hanly now manufacturing over 60 years old, is based in Downings, in Connemara (Marble), Kilkenny range of tableware. The shapes are very fabrics and accessories for top brands, Co. Donegal. The highly skilled crafters (Limestone) and Dublin (Granite). Each classical yet fit into modern environments. designers and quality retailers around the at Donegal Woollen Mill have mastered piece of stone is carefully chosen for The Trumpet Glass has also starred world. Steeped in tradition, John Hanly & the art of handcrafting woollen products its colour and strength. The Hennessy in ‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Co Ltd guarantee that all their products and have resurrected the use of the old & Byrne range includes exquisite Irish Phoenix’ as well as numerous BBC period are of excellent craftsmanship, outstanding handloom. All products are designed marble cheeseboards, serving utensils, tea dramas from Jane Eyre to Charles Dickens quality and are timeless in their beauty. in-house and are inspired by the dramatic light holders and napkin rings made from and most recently Poldark. local and coastal surroundings. Connemara Marble, a rare marble found only on the west coast of Ireland.

CO. WICKLOW STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC CO. KILKENNY STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC CO. DONEGAL STUDIO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC www.hennessyandbyrne.com www.jerpointglass.com www.johnhanly.com www.donegalwoollenmill.com

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 10-11 18/02/2016 15:20 me&him&you Mourne Textiles Mullan Lighting Rathbornes – – – – GRAPHIC DESIGN TEXTILES LIGHTING SCENTED CANDLES

me&him&you is a design studio based in Irish heritage brand Mourne Textiles is The Mullan story is one of rejuvenation. Founded in Dublin in 1488, Rathbornes Dublin, founded in 2010 by Ronan Dillon a family business founded in the 1940s Based in a remote area in Co.Monaghan is the world’s oldest candle company. and Peter O’Gara. As well as working in a workshop at the foot of the beautiful on the border with Northern Ireland, Across 500 years, Rathbornes candles for artists, companies and multinational Mourne Mountains, Co. Down. Using Mullan (meaning The Mill) Village have illuminated the streets, homes, corporations designing everything from traditional weaving techniques on custom- was a bustling rural centre with over 80 lighthouses and churches of Ireland, and spaces and identities to publications and made handlooms, Norwegian design people employed in the Border brand the candles which they produce today are websites, me&him&you have a silkscreen pioneer Gerd Hay-Edie became a shoe factory until it closed in the 1970s. still hand-crafted with many of the same workshop where they design and print in mid-century British design through Mullan shoe factory along with the local skilled methods which have been used their own range of products which are sold collaborations with Robin Day and Sir village of 18 workers’ houses soon fell into since the fifteenth century. All candles are worldwide. This includes a set of ‘City Terence Conran. Gerd’s daughter Karen disrepair and lay abandoned for almost hand-poured in Dublin using a special Prints’ inspired by cities around the world. Hay-Edie and grandson Mario Sierra are 25 years. In 2008 Mullan Lighting was beeswax blend and essential oils for a truly These modern, simple monochrome building on the legacy of Mourne Textiles established in the old shoe factory and luxurious experience. screen prints suit a variety of interiors and for the 21st century. They continue to quickly brought life back to the building have attracted an international following design and source much of their yarn and the village. Mullan Lighting now have for the series which now features 23 cities from Donegal and custom-dye to match an ever-expanding team of designers and and counting. the heritage pieces and iconic designs craftspeople creating beautiful pieces for a that sprang from the company’s Irish- range of discerning customers. Scandinavian roots.

www.meandhimandyou.com www.mournetextiles.com www.mullanlighting.com www.rathbornes1488.com

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 12-13 18/02/2016 15:20 Shane Holland Scribble & Stone Design Workshops Superfolk Vivien Walsh – – – – JEWELLERY LIGHTING HOMEWARE JEWELLERY

Scribble & Stone is a contemporary and Based in Duleek, Co Meath, Shane Superfolk is a studio set up by partners Vivien Walsh is one of Ireland’s leading modern fashion jewellery label by Irish Holland designs and produces furniture Gearóid Muldowney and Jo Anne Butler, jewellery designers. She designs and designer Jenny Kiernan. The name and light fittings from a wide range of to design and make simple, beautiful creates her unique pieces from her studio signifies the fact that every design begins materials including timber, metals and homewares for people who love the wild shop in Monkstown on the outskirts of with a drawing, a “scribble” and the acrylics. Holland uses recycled materials outdoors. Based in the west of Ireland, Dublin. Having taken a career break back “stone” refers to gemstones which are where possible, and has recently begun to their products reflect the character and in 2008, Vivien returned from Italy to an important component in many of the incorporate found objects into his work, behaviour of the raw materials from relaunch her eponymous jewellery line. pieces. The precious metal range includes such as the bottles used in his Riesling which they are made. Working slowly Vivien’s jewellery designs are typically light beautiful gemstones, focal pieces such and Borscht chandeliers, and the cast iron and instilled with a poetic optimism for and easy to wear; subtly sophisticated, as Tibetan Horn inlaid with gemstones weights used in his 686 table. The ethos sustainable living, they make quality, they complement and enhance the wearer. and natural geodes set in brass. All of the of Shane Holland Design is to create durable homewares that embrace the Her current pieces are inspired by exotic jewellery is created with components from functional and sculptural products that are patina of time. journeys and combine deep rich colours Jenny’s travels all over the world and made elegant and built to last. He has an open with dark filigrée stampings in a modern in small quantities in her Dublin studio. approach to design, always experimenting collection of necklaces, earrings and with mixed materials and techniques bracelets. Her contemporary designs leading to an extensive and constantly have featured in Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire evolving collection. and Image.

www.scribbleandstone.com www.shanehollanddesign.com www.superfolk.com www.vivienwalsh.com

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 14-15 18/02/2016 15:20 BARLEY LAKE The rugged beauty of the Irish landscape is an enduring influence on the country’s designers and makers as this stunning shot of Barley Lake in Co. Cork shows (Eoghan Kavanagh, Skyline Visiting the “Design Island” Photography). Design Ireland at Heal’s offers an Initially founded by jewellers Clare where you can sample a taste of the old The Wild Atlantic Awaits insight into the country’s rich heritage Grennan and Laura Caffrey to showcase country through a prism of modernity. In the north west, be sure to visit Donegal, their own work, the Irish Design Shop Once home to the world famous of design and craftsmanship. Visit home to the iconic ‘Donegal Tweed’. Take epitomises the new home-grown Kilkenny Design Workshops, the wonderful a scenic drive to Downings on the Rosguill Ireland to experience for yourself the confidence by selling covetable jewellery, Castle Yard now houses the headquarters peninsula to visit McNutt’s Donegal breathtaking scenery that inspires homewares and gifts. Situated on Drury of the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland Woollen Mill. Follow the coast and wonder Irish designers and makers to create Street, this gift shop with an edge is and the National Craft Gallery. at the beauty of nature at the Slieve surrounded by some of the capital’s coolest Other must-sees include Rudolf Heltzel beautifully crafted objects for modern League sea cliffs. eateries and fashion shops. jewellers and Castle Arch Pottery. For a Continue south to discover the rugged living. A world of creative, cultural When darkness falls, visit the rooftop spot of lunch, try boutique hotel Zuni on west coast as you follow the Wild and culinary delights awaits you. bar at The Marker Hotel or Sophie’s at Patrick Street or Garrett Byrne’s Michelin Atlantic Way, the world’s longest defined The Dean to enjoy panoramic views of the starred Campagne. by ALANNA GALLAGHER coastal route. cityscape by night. Beyond the city walls, there are craft trails galore taking in open studios such Dublin: Design Hub as Andrew Ludick in Castlecomer Estate ■ For more information on the design destinations Dublin has evolved into a creative hotbed Kilkenny: home of Irish Design Yard, Cushendale Woollen Mills in of Ireland, visit the website www.DCCoI.ie or in recent years and was selected as World Immerse yourself in Ireland’s Ancient East Graiguenamanagh and Jerpoint Glass in why not download the Design Island app from the Design Hub 2015. with a visit to Kilkenny, a creative centre Stoneyford. App Store or Google Play.

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04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 16-17 18/02/2016 15:20 WINDOW DISPLAY Last year’s winning bodger Gareth Neal and Chris Eckersley hard at work in the window of our Tottenham Court Road store.

THE GREAT Bodging Race 30th March – 3rd April

Putting their own spin on the traditional English craft of ‘bodging’, six world- renowned designers will race against the clock to produce a one-off piece of furniture live in the window of our flagship store. PHOTOGRAPH MARTIN CROOK

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18-21 Heal's MCM Brochure - Bodgers.indd 18-19 18/02/2016 15:21 Meet the Bodgers Chris Gitta William Carl Clerkin Eckersley Gschwendtner Sarah Kay Warren Renowned for his off- Working from his studio Taking a ‘tailor made’ While Sarah Kay’s A self-described ‘Jack of the-wall interpretations in ‘deepest Herefordshire’, approach to design, background is craft-based, all trades, master of none’, of everyday objects, Carl Chris Eckersley is a each of Gitta’s pieces she has designed for a Warren lives and works Clerkin is a furniture and multi-disciplined artist and is carefully researched range of furniture suppliers, in London. Born into a homewares designer based designer. With an ethos of with every solution an starting as one half of ‘crafty family’ he began in London. Honing this ‘quiet design’, he produces individual response to the award-winning design his career as a silversmith craft from his ‘mess of a pieces that place emphasis a projects particular partnership Kay+Stemmer before moving on to design shed’ studio, he believes on ‘good proportions’ needs. Her designs have before going solo in 2012. furniture and now holds his work is ‘unique in as to create furniture with narrative at their heart Recent designs include her a post as Senior Lecturer much as they have their longevity. with style derived through new Stipo range exclusive at London Metropolitan own special mistakes’. functionality. to Heal’s. University.

ollowing hot on the heels of techniques to create unique, one-off design, voted for by customers, will be Design Ireland, our illustrious designs. Over the week, the bodgers will considered for production, exclusively for bodgers return to Heal’s for the race to design and produce a piece of sale at Heal’s. next installment of the Great furniture, the twist this time being that “After the success of last year’s event, FHeal’s Bodging Race. Chris Eckersley’s they can make anything but a . the Bodging Project is delighted to be band of designers and crafters – including Bodgers this year will be inviting their invited back to Heal’s for their Modern Sarah Kay, William Warren, Carl Clerkin friends and fellow craftsmen to help out in Craft Market 2016. This year we aim to and Gitta Gschwendtner – will take over the store, including Anne Marie O’Sulliavn, be bigger and better, and will be bringing store’s front window for Jeremy And Carla with us some old friends from the world a week from 30 March Bonner, Joe Eckersley of hand-made furniture. We are hoping until 3 April. “The Bodging Project is not and Rachael South to make this a spectacular event to Bodging is a demonstrating delight and entertain Heal’s customers. RETAIL THEATRE Providing hands-on craft that just a demonstration of skill, crafts such as basket However, the Bodging Project is not just a an insight into the design utilises unseasoned but an experimental workshop weaving, , demonstration of skill, but an experimental process, each bodger will have a workbench in- wood and traditional that bridges the gaps between leather works and workshop that bridges the gaps between store from which to craft making craft and design.” gilding. The winning craft and design.” Chris Ekersley, designer. their piece.

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18-21 Heal's MCM Brochure - Bodgers.indd 20-21 18/02/2016 15:21 CSWA_ Fiametta V – – CERAMICS MARBLE

29th March – Edinburgh based CSWA_ was set up Based in the heart of the Carrara by Carmel Wilkinson-Ayre in July 2015 marble district, Fiametta V are an Italian 24th April 2016 after graduating from Robert Gordon company who specialise in finely crafted University. From fashion to photography, homewares. The raw material has been an eclectic range of influences inform extracted from the region for centuries the colours used in her range of with even Michelangelo using the marble minimally styled pots, each of which to mould with the help of local craft combines industrial casting techniques workers. Bringing together the expertise of with experimental glazes. All products three generations of marble entrepreneurs are designed and made by hand within and the craftsmanship of modern Now in its third year, Heal’s Modern Craft Carmel’s Edinburgh studio, making each designers and artists, Fiametta V produce Market returns bigger and better than ever. completely unique. a range of dining and kitchen accessories including a cheese board, pestle and Discover one-off pieces from an eclectic range of mortar and candle holders. contemporary crafters at our design bazaar.

www.csw-a.com www.robot-city.com/eng/fiammetta-v.html

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22-29 Heal's MCM Brochure - Crafter Listings.indd 22-23 18/02/2016 15:21 Ikuko K//M//J//C La Soufflerie Lyngard – – – – CERAMICS ILLUSTRATION GLASSWARE POTTERY

Ikuko is a London based ceramicist who Set up by Katie Charleson in 2014, La Soufflerie is a family-owned and Handmade in the Potteries of Stoke on trained at the Camberwell School of Arts K//M//J//C is a homewares brand operated company that supports Trent, Heal’s exclusive range of fine bone before moving on to the Royal Academy. that is modern without being safe, bright glassblowers and aims to preserve this china lighting and vases are exclusively Her range includes intricate ceramics without being garish and above all ancestral craft. Based on the outskirts designed, crafted and finished by Carmen that blend a contemporary Japanese feel. desirable. The colours and textures of of Paris they use traditional processes Lyngard. Carmen hails from a long-line of Inspired by nature, especially microscopic each design are both contemporary and to create original, timeless pieces from ceramicists and potters stretching back to patterns, each of her designs is made uplifting with a nod to the wild style of recycled glass. Established in 2007, as a 1829, with many of the unique decorative of porcelain from Stoke on Trent using post-modern design. Printed and made by cooperative of glass-blowers, La Soufflerie finishes passed down through the a slip-casting technique before then hand in their London studio, offers an inspired range of tableware generations. Each piece is hand painted being decorated by hand. Heal’s will K//M//J//C have designed two that is attractive, functional, and durable. in a choice of marble effects, pure gold or be showcasing her Guinomi cups in a colourful, abstract tea towels exclusively Their kilns are only fired up a few times platinum finish. Every design comes with spectrum of colours, perfect for tea, coffee for Heal’s each of which is available in a a year and their attention to detail lends a card signed by Carmen as a mark of or even a drop of sake. limited edition of 25. sophistication to a centuries-old craft: this authenticity. is glassware tradition that one can enjoy every day.

www.ikukoi.co.uk www.kmjcdesigns.com www.lasoufflerie.com www.lyngard.com

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22-29 Heal's MCM Brochure - Crafter Listings.indd 24-25 18/02/2016 15:21 Made by the Forge Mervyn Gers Mia Sarosi Owen Thomas – – – – LIGHTING CERAMICS CERAMICS WOODCRAFT

Individually hammered in Suffolk using Revelling in the beauty of handmade Specialising in porcelain, Mia Sarosi Owen Thomas is a full time woodworker centuries-old blacksmithing techniques, ceramics, Mervyn Gers’ embraces produces functional, decorative pieces that and teacher living in Herefordshire, who Made by the Forge produce a unique imperfection to create humble, organic are crafted and painted by hand. Having has been working with British range of feature lighting. Working with design. Having set up his studio five started her career painting Delftware from local sustainably managed woodland British blacksmith Richard Fishenden, years ago, Mervyn has quickly built up reproductions, she went on to learn the for over a decade. Having discovered designer Anthony Dickens has re-imagined a reputation in his native Capetown and art of ceramics at various potteries before the world of green , Owen the everyday pendant by utilising craft now supplies dinnerware to many of the setting up her own practice in 2001. A immersed himself in the possibilities that techniques unique to the forging process. area’s top restaurants. Each dish or vessel member of The Society of Designer these traditional techniques can offer, using Exclusive to Heal’s, the Farrier’s Cage is made from durable stoneware, formed Craftsmen, each piece is crafted entirely by , knives and a foot powered to range is handmade from wrought iron by the hands of experienced potters before hand with quirks adding to the design and create items that have their own unique that has been coated in natural beeswax being finished with a beautiful glaze. No making it a joy when picking which one to sense of character. – locally sourced from Suffolk bees – to one piece is the same as another, with the take home. every hammer imprint. uneven glazes and shapes making each truly unique.

www.madebytheforge.co.uk www.mervyngers.com www.miasarosi.com www.owenthomaswoodcraft.com

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22-29 Heal's MCM Brochure - Crafter Listings.indd 26-27 18/02/2016 15:21 Potter’s Workshop TedWood Tom Raffield Yuta Segawa – – – – CERAMICS LIGHTING LIGHTING CERAMICS

Based in Capetown, Potter’s Workshop is Ted Jefferis’ family history is engrained Individually handmade and finished at his Born in Japan, Yuta Segawa is a London a creative team of twenty three people, with design and woodwork heritage. The woodland workshop in Cornwall, Tom based ceramic artist specialising in hand each hailing from varied backgrounds to son of a classic boat builder, he makes Raffield’s designs are unique in their use crafted miniature pottery. Through his create functional unique works of African contemporary wooden furniture and of British solid and traditional work, Yuta pushes the limits of what the designed ceramics. Contrary to tradition, lighting that is exquisitely hand crafted. processes. Believing that every piece of craftsman can create on a micro scale, it is the men who onto the raw slip Pairing turned oak from sustainably lighting must be beautiful in form and individually throwing each delicate design. cast pieces while the women provide the grown British trees with English saddle practical in function, Tom uses the craft of Bursting onto the design scene at this supportive work. Each artist trains for leather and solid brass fittings, each lamp to create expressive designs year’s London Design Festival, where he up to two years to become proficient in in the HangUp range is hand cut and wet that act as practical pieces of art for presented his tiny pots in a spectrum of the execution of the intricate designs of moulded to allow the leather to develop a your home. Local timber is sourced from colours, each piece is made by hand in his delicate flower shapes found throughout natural patina over time. sustainably managed woodlands wherever studio in Lewisham using over 500 glazes this ceramics range. This collection for possible with steam bending the main form that he blends himself. A truly unique Heal’s showcases skilled hand painted of production – a low energy method of range of intricately crafted designs, Yuta’s designs, depicting a re-interpretation of manufacturing that produces little wastage. miniature pots are perfect for mixing Mustard seed & Moonshine’s floral shapes. and matching.

www.pottersworkshop.co.za www.tedjefferis.co.uk www.tomraffield.com www.yutasegawa.com

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22-29 Heal's MCM Brochure - Crafter Listings.indd 28-29 18/02/2016 15:21 What’s On Design Ireland LIVE TALKS | IN-STORE DEMONSTRATIONS | HANDS ON WORKSHOPS Yuta Segawa Meet the Maker Throwing Miniature Pots Looking to learn a new craft? Or brush up on your existing skills? With Join us in-store from 1-2pm and again at 6-7pm on selected Born in Japan, Yuta Segawa is dates to ‘Meet the Maker’. The crafters will be in-store to answer over 27 workshops, talks and demonstrations, Heal’s Modern Craft Market a London based ceramic artist any questions you have as well as talk through their designs. has inspiration for everyone. So get crafty in-store all this Spring. specialising in hand crafted miniature pottery. Pushing the limits of micro craft, Yuta will Scribble & Stone special talk, she will discuss her individually throw each design JEWELLERY DESIGN design process from glassmaking before hand-finishing using a Contemporary fashion jewellery through to hand finishing each piece. DEMONSTRATIONS label Scribble & Stone is the work of Wednesday 9th, Thursday 10th and Joe Hogan vessels inspired by traditional colour spectrum of over five hundred specially developed glazes. Irish designer Jenny Kiernan. Jenny Friday 11th March eastern forms, with each piece will be in-store to demonstrate her communicating the energy and Wednesday 30th March 12pm-2.30pm & intricate design process and the Bunbury Boards 5-7pm; Thursday 31st March 12-2.30pm; movement of his process. steps she takes to create her limited John Hanly Wood Turning Friday 1st April 12pm-2.30pm & 5-7pm Wednesday 9th, Thursday 10th and Friday run pieces, made from brass, leather WEAVING Willie McHutcheon will be 11th March and plated metal. Join us in-store to meet Sarah in-store to recreate a wood Wednesday 16th, Thursday 17th and Hanly, the fourth generation of the turner’s workshop and show the Owen Thomas Friday 18th March John Hanly weaving family, as she transformation from a felled tree Joe Hogan Wood Craft discusses the vast history of the to an everyday item, in a range brand and how the company has Basket Weaving A full time woodworker and of durable hardwoods. teacher, Owen Thomas has Catherine Keenan developed over many years. Creating both functional and GLASS CRAFT Saturday 12th, Sunday 13th and Monday been crafting with wood for Tuesday 8th, Tuesday 15th and Tuesday 14th March sculptural baskets, Joe grows over a decade. One of only two Known for her distinctively coloured 22nd March and harvests his raw materials mouth blown glass, Catherine professional bowl Keenan strives to create pieces in wild isolated bogland near his turners in the UK, he will be ALL ‘MEET THE MAKER’ TALKS ARE me&him&you home in County Galway. Using that are bold in their simplicity yet FREE OF CHARGE - REGISTER YOUR demonstrating the traditional complex in construction. In this PLACE AT www.heals.com/events Screen Printing , Joe will demonstrate the processes and techniques involved me&him&you will be in-store hypnotising process of basket in turning multiple bowls. making in-store. Catherine Keenan demonstrating the tactile process Saturday 2nd April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; of screen printing. Join them to Thursday 17th, Friday 18th and Saturday Sunday 3rd April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm Arran Street East 19th March see impactful design ideas turn into tangible products. Throwing Pots Tuesday 15th and Wednesday 16th March Arran Street East will be in-store K//M//J//C// hand throwing pots using a Superfolk Screen Printing palette inspired by the produce Screen Printing Try your hand at creating a of the Dublin fruit and vegetable The Superfolk in-store geometric printed bag with this market near their studio. demonstration will recreate workshop by Katie Charleson of Sunday 20th, Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd the energy of their home K//M//J//C//. Using Heal’s and Wednesday 23rd March studio, moving across a palette as her studio for the day, join of tactile natural materials Katie in store anytime to have Adam Frew - wood, leather, paper, canvas, all your screen printing queries ceramics - and using a variety of answered for free or pay £5 to Throwing Pots techniques as they create screen make your own bag. Working from a potter’s wheel, printed pieces. Monday 4th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; Arran Street East ceramicist Adam Frew will be Thursday 24th, Friday 25th and Saturday Tuesday 5th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; handcrafting white porcelain 26th March Monday 11th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm

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porcelain from Stoke-on-Trent Tom Raffield winning craftsman TedWood will using a slip-casting technique be hand cutting and wet moulding before then being decorated by Inspired by Nature, British saddle leather to a delicate hand. Join her in-store to watch Shaped by Steam oak top with brass elements. her create these tactile pieces. Designer maker Tom Raffield Monday 18th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; Tuesday 12th April - 12-2.30pm; Wednesday brings his woodland workshop Tuesday 19th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; 13th April 12-2.30pm to Heal’s. This one-off window Wednesday 20th April 12-2.30pm & display gives an insight into how 5-7pm; Thursday 21st April 12-2.30pm CSWA_ Tom creates his unique lighting Cup Casting Mia Sarosi designs by environmentally A multidisciplinary designer and Porcelain Painting friendly steam-bending sustainable timbers. WORKSHOPS ceramicist, Carmel Wilkinson- Specialising in porcelain, Mia Frances Quinn Ayre layers seasonal colours Sarosi produces functional, 26th Feb – 11th April to create unique designs. decorative pieces crafted entirely Frances Quinn Casting her cups in-store, each by hand. See her apply the Cake Decorating demonstration will reveal the finishing touches to her Snowy TedWood Join Great British Bake Off 2013 Kuku Big Bag Barn the Spoon craft behind the collection Robin ceramics, part of our Wood & Leather Work winner Frances Quinn to design Make Your Own Leather Purse Spatula carving showing the porcelain in its most Heal’s Collectables range, in this Exhibiting the time honoured some edible Easter masterpieces. Master the old fashioned Specialising in the ancient art fragile state. specialist ceramic painting show. craft methods used to make his Try your hand at decorating her method of saddle stitching and of hand carving, this two-hour Wednesday 6th April 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm; Thursday 14th April 12-2.30pm HangUp leather lamps, award- famous white rabbit and fried egg burnishing by creating your workshop will teach you all the Thursday 7th April 12-2.30pm & 5-8pm cakes while creating a variety of own leather purse with Kuku Big techniques required to create marzipan flavours to take home Bag. Choose your colour, thread your own wooden spatula to Ikuko Iwamoto and enjoy. All ingredients are and design before stitching and take home. From knife grips to Barn the Spoon included with tea and nibbles to finishing by debossing your initials hand carving from solid timber, start the workshop. onto the piece to take home. this session will equip you with Barnaby Carder will be in- DATE Wednesday 23rd March; 6-8pm DATE Friday 8th April, Friday 22nd April; all the knowledge needed. store spoons from 12 – 1.30pm COST £15 per person DATE Saturday 9th April 2-4pm greenwood for you to take COST £25 per person home. Barn is the owner of Jay & Co The Greenwood Guild, an How to Revamp Your Furniture Frances Quinn Butter Knife Carving organisation teaching excellence Edible Decorating workshop DATE Sunday 10th April 2-4pm Learn how to clean, sand, COST £25 per person in greenwood work from paint, and vintage Decorate edible Easter whittling and forging to furniture to give tired old pieces masterpieces with Great British furniture making and joinery. a new lease of life with the Bake Off 2013 winner Frances Jay & Co Tuesday 12th April 5-7pm; Wednesday 13th help of upcycling specialists Quinn. You will create her April 5-7pm and social enterprise Jay & edible confetti and marzipan Co. Please note: this is an adult’s bees with each design elegantly skills session; do not bring any assembled on a cupcake in a Le Ikuko Iwamoto furniture but images of your Parfait jar for you to take home. Porcelain painting vintage pieces to learn the All ingredients are included Inspired by nature, especially relevant techniques. with tea and nibbles to start the microscopic patterns, each DATE Thursday 31st March, 5.30 - 8pm workshop. of Ikuko’s designs is made of COST £25 (includes materials and equipment) DATE Thursday 14th April 5.30-8pm

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Tortie Hoare March Leather Moulding Workshop 8 TH TUESDAY MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm Bespoke furniture designer Tortie Hoare provides an insight into the art of leather 9 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots moulding, a process used MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm in Medieval times to create

armour. This workshop is a TH 10 THURSDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots The Workbench unique opportunity to explore MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm a centuries old technique by making a one-off piece to take 11TH FRIDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots The Workbench home and treasure. MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm Silver Ring Making DATE Thursday 21st April 6-8pm

Carve your own silver Ring TH 12 SATURDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning with the help of East London designers Crux London and Thomas Appleton Kirstie MacLaren. Using Stone Letter Carving 13TH SUNDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning jewellers wax and tools Using stone donated by The Launch Party provided, you will mould your London Stone Conservation, 7th March – own design which will be cast in try your hand at traditional 14TH MONDAY solid silver and hand polished techniques of letter carving. DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 24th April 2016 with drinks, DJs before being posted to you Under the guidance of Thomas & demonstrations within two to three weeks. Appleton, you will carve letters in stone to take home with you. in celebration of DATES Friday 15th April 12- 1.30pm; Joe Hogan Saturday 23rd April 11 – 13.30 (fully All equipment and materials Saint Patrick’s Day booked) COST £55 will be provided. with the Ambassador of DATE Sunday 17th April, 2-4.30pm Ireland to Great Britain, COST £25 per person Dan Mulhall. Katharina The Great Heal’s Eisenkock Thomas Appleton Adam Frew Bodging Race 6 – 9pm Making Leather & Concrete Key Chains 15TH TUESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing FEATURING Thursday 17th March Create unique key chains and MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 196 Tottenham Court Road discover two new crafts with this RSVP [email protected] leather making and concrete 16TH WEDNESDAY casting workshop. You will DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing learn to wet-form and emboss MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm Design Ireland patterns onto leather, before 196 Tottenham Court Road, TH mixing and casting small cubes 17 THURSDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 11am-9pm; MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, London W1T 7LQ 7th – 28th March of concrete to attach to your Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm; PARTY Heal’s Craft Market Party 6-9pm designs and take away. 18TH FRIDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making DATE Saturday 16th April 11am-13.30pm www.heals.com MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm

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20TH20 THSUNDAY SUNDAY DEMODEMO Arran Arran Street Street East, East, Throwing Throwing Pots Pots 8 TH8 TH FRIDAYFRIDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Make Make Your Your Own Own Leather Leather Purse Purse with with Kuku Kuku Big Big Bag, Bag, 12-1.30pm 12-1.30pm £15 £15

21ST21 STMONDAY MONDAY DEMODEMO Arran Arran Street Street East, East, Throwing Throwing Pots Pots 9 TH9 TH SATURDAYSATURDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Spatula Spatula Carving Carving with with Barnaby Barnaby Carder Carder 2-4pm 2-4pm £25 £25

22ND22 NDTUESDAY TUESDAY DEMODEMO Arran Arran Street Street East, East, Throwing Throwing Pots Pots 10TH10 THSUNDAY SUNDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Butter Butter Knife Knife Carving Carving with with Barnaby Barnaby Carder Carder 2-4pm 2-4pm £25 £25 MEETMEET THE THE MAKER MAKER John John Hanly, Hanly, Weaving Weaving Craft Craft 1-2pm 1-2pm & &6-7pm 6-7pm

23RD23 RDWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY DEMODEMO Arran Arran Street Street East, East, Throwing Throwing Pots Pots 11TH11 THMONDAY MONDAY DEMODEMO K//M//J//C, K//M//J//C, Screen Screen Printing Printing 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm

24TH24 THTHURSDAY THURSDAY DEMODEMO Superfolk, Superfolk, Screen Screen Printing Printing 12TH12 THTUESDAY TUESDAY DEMODEMO Ikuko Ikuko Iwamoto Iwamoto Slip Slip Casting Casting and and Decorating Decorating Porcelain Porcelain Ceramics Ceramics 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm DEMODEMO Barnaby Barnaby Carder Carder Wooden Wooden Spoon Spoon Carving Carving 5-7pm 5-7pm

25TH25 THFRIDAY FRIDAY DEMODEMO Superfolk, Superfolk, Screen Screen Printing Printing 13TH13 THWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY DEMODEMO Ikuko Ikuko Slip Slip Casting Casting and and Hand Hand Decoration Decoration of Porcelainof Porcelain Cermaics Cermaics 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm DEMODEMO Barnaby Barnaby Carder Carder Wooden Wooden Spoon Spoon Carving Carving 5-7pm 5-7pm

26TH26 THSATURDAY SATURDAY DEMODEMO Superfolk, Superfolk, Screen Screen Printing Printing 14TH14 THTHURSDAY THURSDAY DEMODEMO Mia Mia Sarosi Sarosi Poreclain Poreclain Ceramic Ceramic Painting Painting 12 12- 2.30pm; - 2.30pm; WORKSHOP WORKSHOP Frances Frances QuinnQuinn of Theof The Great Great British British Bake Bake Off, Off, Crafting Crafting Edible Edible Decorations Decorations 5.30pm 5.30pm - 8pm - 8pm

30TH30 THWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY DEMODEMO The The Great Great Heal’s Heal’s Bodging Bodging Race Race 10am-7pm 10am-7pm 15TH15 THFRIDAY FRIDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP The The Workbench Workbench Silver Silver Ring Ring Making, Making, 12-1.30pm 12-1.30pm £55 £55 DEMODEMO Yuta Yuta Segawa Segawa 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm

31ST31 STTHURSDAY THURSDAY DEMODEMO The The Great Great Heal’s Heal’s Bodging Bodging Race Race 10am- 10am- 8pm 8pm DEMO DEMO Yuta Yuta Segawa Segawa 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm 16TH16 THSATURDAY SATURDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Katharina Katharina Eisenkock Eisenkock Leather Leather & Concrete& Concrete Workshop Workshop 11am-12.30pm, 11am-12.30pm, £15 £15 WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Furniture Furniture Upcycling Upcycling with with Jay Jay & &Co. Co. 5.30-8pm, 5.30-8pm, £25 £25

17TH17 THSUNDAY SUNDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Thomas Thomas Appleton, Appleton, Letter Letter Carving Carving in Stonein Stone 2-4.30pm 2-4.30pm £25 £25 AprilApril (sponsored(sponsored by Theby The London London Stone Stone Conservation) Conservation)

1 ST 1 ST FRIDAYFRIDAY DEMODEMO The The Great Great Heal’s Heal’s Bodging Bodging Race Race 10-6pm 10-6pm 18TH18 THMONDAY MONDAY DEMODEMO TedWood TedWood Hang Hang up upLamp Lamp demo demo 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm DEMODEMO Yuta Yuta Segawa Segawa 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm

2 ND2 ND SATURDAYSATURDAY DEMODEMO The The Great Great Heal’s Heal’s Bodging Bodging Race Race 10am- 10am- 7pm 7pm 19TH19 THTUESDAY TUESDAY DEMODEMO TedWood TedWood Hang Hang up upLamp Lamp demo demo 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm DEMODEMO Owen Owen Thomas, Thomas, Turning Turning Wooden Wooden Bowls Bowls 12.30-2.30pm 12.30-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm

3 RD3 RD SUNDAYSUNDAY DEMODEMO The The Great Great Heal’s Heal’s Bodging Bodging Race Race 12- 12- 6pm 6pm 20TH20 THWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY DEMODEMO TedWood TedWood Hang Hang up upLamp Lamp demo demo 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm DEMODEMO Owen Owen Thomas, Thomas, Turning Turning Wooden Wooden Bowls Bowls 12.30-2.30pm 12.30-2.30pm & &4-6pm 4-6pm

4 TH4 TH MONDAYMONDAY DEMODEMO K//M//J//C, K//M//J//C, Screen Screen Printing Printing 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm 21ST21 STTHURSDAY THURSDAY DEMODEMO TedWood TedWood Hang Hang up upLamp Lamp demo demo 12 12-2.30pm -2.30pm WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Tortie Tortie Hoare Hoare Leather Leather Moulding Moulding 6-8pm 6-8pm £15 £15

5 TH5 TH TUESDAYTUESDAY DEMODEMO K//M//J//C, K//M//J//C, Screen Screen Printing Printing 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm 22ND22 NDFRIDAY FRIDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP Make Make Your Your Own Own Leather Leather Purse Purse with with Kuku Kuku Big Big Bag, Bag, 12-2.30pm 12-2.30pm £15 £15

6 TH6 TH WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAY DEMODEMO CSWA_, CSWA_, Domestic Domestic Cup Cup Casting Casting 12.30-2pm 12.30-2pm & &5-7pm 5-7pm 23RD23 RDSATURDAY SATURDAY WORKSHOPWORKSHOP The The Workbench Workbench Silver Silver Ring Ring Making, Making, 11am-13.30pm 11am-13.30pm £55 £55 (fully (fully booked) booked)

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8 TH TUESDAY MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

9 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

10TH THURSDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

11TH FRIDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

12TH SATURDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning

13TH SUNDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 7th March – 14TH MONDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 24th April 2016

Joe Hogan

The Great Heal’s Adam Frew Bodging Race

15TH TUESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing FEATURING MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm

16TH WEDNESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm Design Ireland 196 Tottenham Court Road, 17TH THURSDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 11am-9pm; MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, London W1T 7LQ 7th – 28th March Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm; PARTY Heal’s Craft Market Party 6-9pm

18TH FRIDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making www.heals.com MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm

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