Working Cloth: Things to Make
Lauren MacDonaldEvery week, I send out a newsletter. It includes things I am thinking about, things I want to make and do, and work I admire.
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Hearts and Flowers
This week’s Things to Make is firmly Valentine’s Day themed. It is a round up of the best corny romance I could find on the internet, with some wild cards (get it?) thrown in for good measure.
Blood Orange
First up, thank you to everyone who has preordered a copy of Piece by Piece so far! It is exciting to think of it out in the world after working hard on it for so many months.
Piece by Piece: My New Patchwork Book
Two weeks, two big announcements. Last week, the London System, this week: the best thing (imho) I’ve ever made. It’s been hard keeping this one quiet. As you’ve been so kind as to sign up to Things to Make I thought I’d tell you first. It’...
The London System
I’ve got big news this week, and the newsletter is taking a longer, less list-y form as a result. I’ve been hard at work on the ‘The London System’, an interactive chess installation that opens to the public today at the Off The Shelf pavil...
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I make quilts, clothes, books, and friends. I’m interested in the intersections between craft, technology, and labour, particularly around activities traditionally considered ‘women’s work’.
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