A hanging paper tapestry, a rust-coloured plinth featuring six small-scale craft objects in bronze, enamel and wood.

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  • Project Submission — Image: New and Old
  • Project Submission — Image: New and Old
  • Project Submission — Image: New and Old
  • Project Submission — Image: New Aluminium Collection
  • Project Submission — Image: New Aluminium Collection
  • Project Submission — Image: New Aluminium Collection
  • Project Submission — Image: Folds
  • Project Submission — Image: Folds
  • Project Submission — Image: Folds
  • Project Submission — Image: Kaleidoscope Dishes
  • Project Submission — Image: Kaleidoscope Dishes
  • Project Submission — Image: Kaleidoscope Dishes
  • Project Submission — Image: Making Felt Bags
  • Project Submission — Image: Making Felt Bags
  • Project Submission — Image: Making Felt Bags

Mandy Nash

I set up my workshop in 1983 after leaving the Royal College of Art, working primarily in non-precious materials, usually anodised aluminium creating bold, wearable and affordable jewellery. Colour is an essential part of my work and I often incorporate textile elements in my jewellery, such as knit, stitch and fabric. I was introduced to feltmaking twenty years ago and this wonderful medium has taken over my life. I now have two careers, one as a jeweller and one as a feltmaker.

Jewellery and Textile Designer Maker

Llantrisant, Wales

I set up my workshop in 1983 after leaving the Royal College of Art, working primarily in non-precious materials, usually anodised aluminium creating bold, wearable and affordable jewellery. Colour is an essential part of my work and I often incorporate textile elements in my jewellery, such as knit, stitch and fabric. I was introduced to feltmaking twenty years ago and this wonderful medium has taken over my life. I now have two careers, one as a jeweller and one as a feltmaker.

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Jewellery, Feltmaker and Textile Designer Maker
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I set up my workshop in 1983 after leaving the Royal College of Art, working primarily in non-precious materials, usually anodised aluminium creating bold, wearable and affordable jewellery. Colour is an essential part of my work and I often incorporate textile elements in my jewellery, such as knit, stitch and fabric. I was introduced to feltmaking twenty years ago and this wonderful medium has taken over my life. I now have two careers, one as a jeweller and one as a feltmaker.

Focus:
Jewellery, Feltmaker and Textile Designer Maker
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