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Postable Presents

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Small gifts from Ruth Singer ready for shipping

Some ideas for small, postable gifts and digital gifts for the crime or craft-loving person on your list. Or you can add these to your own Christmas list. I’m happy to gift wrap and send to your recipient with a hand written card too, to save two lots of postage. Just leave a note in the order form and I’ll contact you to confirm. Browse the whole shop here. I’ve also got digital products for instant arrival and gift vouchers – you can choose to email a PDF or I’ll send a printed one in a card.

Book and Cards Gift Bundle £25
Mini digital print £15
Rainbow Pin £75
Gift Voucher from £5
Colouring book – from £5
6 Point Star Original Print £37
Cover of book Fabric Manipulation by Ruth Singer featuring purple pleated trim on white
Fabric Manipulation Signed Copy £16
Workshop 29th January £75

House and Garden Magazine

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July’s edition of House and Garden magazine includes two of my art textile apron pieces in a design feature called Lace it Up.  I can’t show the page here because of copyright but it’s a lovely feature and shows the aprons looking bold and beautiful on a dark green wall.

Folds of Time, 2005
Time Bubble, 2. 2011
Time Bubble, 2. (detail) 2010. More details here

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Selvedge Fair

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The fantastic Selvedge Winter Fair is coming up next week! I have visited the show a few times but this will be my first time exhibiting.  The fair is always amazing. Chelsea Old Town Hall is a stunning building and the main hall, side rooms and corridors are crammed with textile gorgeousness. There are designer-makers, antique textile dealers, sellers of exquisite haberdashery, hand-printed fabrics and so much more. It really is like the magazine brought to life. Wonderful stuff. It will be hard not to spend every penny I take!

Garland
Objects: collaboration with Alys Power
Small framed piece
Small framed piece
Small framed piece
Small framed piece

My recommendations for this years show include Asa Parsons, John Gillow and Linda Bloomfield. There are loads of people I don’t know too, so I know it will be a treasure hunt – finding new and exciting things. I like the look of Anna Ray,  Avani and Parna.

I’ll be showing my smaller works, perfectly suited for the home. I’m hoping to have new trapunto quilting kits as well (fingers crossed!) and I will have little bits too like a new range of postcards and handmade greeting cards.

RuthSinger -artist cards display