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Seaworthy Vessel

This blog charts the progress of my project ‘Seaworthy Vessel’, an ongoing participatory project that uses the concept of seaworthiness in ships as a metaphor for emotional resilience in the face of physical trauma in people.

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Best software for crafters

Hi, I am looking for software to help me run my craft business in Northern Ireland. I make leather bags which I sell in a few shops. So I am looking for software that helps me keep track of where […]

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Learn to quill!

If you’re a mixed media artist looking to incorporate paper filigree techniques into your work, this could be the book for you! My new book ‘QUILLING – THE ART OF PAPER FILIGREE’ is a comprehensive practical guide to working with […]

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Quilliance

Spreading the word about Quilling – the Art of Paper Filigree

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To Breathe Through The Bones of The Dead

The central focus is a trip of to engage with historic archives from the 15th century epidemic witch-hunts in the South of Sweden municipality of Småland both through archives at Växjö University & working with the craft of glass-blowing at the so called Kingdom of Glass.

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processing time + filming

since the recent arts and heritage meeting i have been processing what we learnt.  its been tricky doing this as alongside this commission i have other projects and commitments that need to be kept live and up to date. in […]

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Glitter, Glitter, Glitter – how I love you

Why glitter: a response (not least for Elena)   Elena’s comment on my previous blog and responses from the artists’ statement writing peer support group have promoted me to examine my attraction to, and use of, glitter. Here are pretty […]

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NEW WORK

New work by Sara Hayward RCA showing at Worcester Cathedral this summer.

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Domesticity and Art

I’m entering the last term at university and the big push for the final show is being felt.  I’m researching and reading at every opportunity, I sat in the car last night waiting for my daughter to finish cadets and […]

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Polling Day

I have a very small rural primary school as my first school to start their own Big Build. They are very ambitious and completely embracing the ethos of more creativity and arts activities within their school. The children they have […]

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