Category: Criminal Quilts
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Project Books
In my Maker Membership group, sketchbooks come up a lot. Some love them, some are terrified by them and some are just not sure. I thought I would write about my own use of sketchbooks or project books as I prefer to call them. Using books to collect ideas, information, images, notes and samples is…
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Making Meaning Podcast Episode Five – Kathryn Parsons
An introduction to the first episode of Making Meaning, a podcast by Ruth Singer exploring the meaning behind what we make.
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Making Meaning Podcast Episode Four – Richard McVetis
An introduction to the first episode of Making Meaning, a podcast by Ruth Singer exploring the meaning behind what we make.
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Making Meaning Podcast Episode Three – Caren Garfen
An introduction to the first episode of Making Meaning, a podcast by Ruth Singer exploring the meaning behind what we make.
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Making Meaning Podcast Episode Two – Gillian McFarland
An introduction to the first episode of Making Meaning, a podcast by Ruth Singer exploring the meaning behind what we make.
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Developing a body of work
Creating a consistent body of work as a textile artist is really hard. I’ve been through it and now I want to share that process and learning through my Maker Membership.
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Criminal Quilts Exhibition at Erewash Museum
Ruth Singer’s Criminal Quilts exhibition is open at Erewash Museum, Derbyshire UK
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Criminal Quilts and food poverty
New case studies about women criminals and fundraising for Leicester’s new foodbank
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New Edition of Criminal Quilts Book
Criminal Quilts is an arts & heritage project by Ruth Singer exploring the stories of women photographed in Stafford Prison 1877-1916. Buy the book direct from the author.
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