Christmas is approaching and that means it’s time to get started on new holiday jumpers for the whole family! So what better than joining us and knitting...
hello everyone, I can't believe we are in November, it is becoming very dark here in Shetland. Every year it's a surprise how quickly the darkness returns, hopefully, the winter won't feel as long as usual... since I last posted the summer has passed which leads into Shetland Wool Week and of course the Annual,…
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Latest behind the scenes images/footage from Hattie's studio. Hattie Newman makes sets and images that live in advertisements, magazines, galleries, websites, books and many other places around the...
Read 43 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Hattie Peck is a heart-warming tale of triumph in the face of adversity and is a perfect be…
Hattie Carnegie Thermoplastic Series Fantastical Creatures
Say the word Stumpwork to the average (non-embroidering) person and you will probably see a small frown appear on their forehead. When asked to guess the
Since graduating from Kingston University in 2010 and moving to London in 2011, Hattie Stewart has created a varied portfolio having worked with creatives such as Roman Coppola and for artists like SZA, Ariana Grande and Kylie Minogue. With a vibrant, tongue in cheek visual identity, she is a self-proclaimed ‘professional doodler’ with a unique and playful illustration style that extends itself through the worlds of advertising, art and fashion.
A picture of Hattie Boydle.
Yorkshire-based freelance illustrator Hattie Clark’s energy is infectious not only through herself but clearly showcased in her playful style of illustration. After studying her Art & Design Foundation diploma at Leeds College of Art, Clark attended Bath School of Art and Design where she gained her degree in Graphic Communication.…
Professor John Hattie is a researcher in education. He has been Director of the Melbourne Educational Research Institute, Australia, since 2011.
Hattie + OlafFrida Nilsson, illustrated by Stina WirsénGecko Press Hattie is now in her second year at school and since her very first day has been best friends with Linda. They’re both chatterboxes but whereas Hattie, like almost all the girls in her class, is totally horse mad, Linda thinks the whole horse fever stupid.…
As the autumn winds whip through the forest, dancing through half bare branches, and loosing cascades of brilliant leaves in their wake—a dazzling confetti of gold and amber, the littler creatures move about the forest floor in a more subdued manner. There is much to be done before father frost come
