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These two pieces are open to view at St Mary’s de Haura, Shoreham By Sea for the next two weeks. The @adurarts trail opens today and I’ll be stewarding a couple of mornings in the second week 18th and 21st. Lots of other artists showing t
That’s it for another year. Thankyou to everyone who visited. I’ve really enjoyed chatting to you all. Thankyou to anyone who made a purchase or who took the time to look at works and chat about the ongoing experimentation and research.
Countless discussions about Natural dyeing and natural ink making continue on this last day of the @steyningarts trail. Meeting old friends and making new ones along the way has been a joy over the last two weekends. Chatting about @jennydean298 and
Buckthorn Bberrirs were an important source of colour during the medieval period. They give a colourfast yellow when unripe, and when fully ripened they yield a strong green that was used as ink for illuminating manuscripts and illustrating bibles. S

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