May 8th, 2008 — From Karen
Do you teach, know someone that teaches, have the knowledge to teach…
There are many people looking for classes, please let me know what area you are in
Call 086 888 5321
or email me at karen.noticeboard@gmail.com
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May 8th, 2008 — Events
You are invited to an exhibition or work by
Annie West, Kevin McSherry & Fintan Taite
At
Gallery Zozimus,
56 Francis St., Dublin 8
on June 5th 2008 at 6pm.
The exhibition will be opened by
Sam Smyth
info@galleryzozimus.ie
www.galleryzozimus.ie
Tel: 01 4539057
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May 8th, 2008 — Events, Markets/Fairs
This is a food and craft producers market
Saturday from 9am to 5pm
situated on the South Mall by the river
New Traders welcome for details and application form contact
Brenda Maloney.sec 098 64014 / 873777547 or
email: brenda@clewbayquilting.com
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May 8th, 2008 — Suppliers
Over 200 quality 100% cotton fabrics and loads of
accessories for quilters.
Well worth a visit and gives a rapid postal service.
Brenda Maloney is a quilter, making quilts,
cot quilts etc, and runs a shop/studio outside Westport
Co Mayo situated on the R335 coast road to
Louisburgh overlooking the beautiful ClewBay
Opening hours are from 10am to 5pm Mon to Fri
or by appointment Tel 098 64014 for details
www.clewbayquilting.com
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May 7th, 2008 — Events
HUGE apologies for emailing you the wrong date for this meeting.
I have contacted all of you regulars that I have spoken to about the meeting and I hope that there is noone I have left out. If there is anyone that does turn up, read your text messages…
Sorry again!
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May 7th, 2008 — Events
From 16th - 18th of May I will be exhibiting at the Interior Design Show, RDS, which is Dublin’s premiere platform for contemporary residential design. The 3-day event will exhibit and introduce the latest offerings in Irish & International furnishings, fixtures & accessories for the Residential Interior Market.
Please come by Stand D2 in Hall D and say hello.
Daragh Muldowney
DÚLRA Photography
T:+ 353 87293 9374
E: daragh@dulraphotography.com
W: www.dulraphotography.com
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May 7th, 2008 — From Karen
Just waided through my spam folder and found lots of comments and emails…sorry to all you that have been neglected for the last while.
Firstly I am an independant and do not work for anyone….not the craft council, or enterprise boards and yes I have a great amount of contacts but am under no obligation to give out anyones number, as I believe if it is invasion of privacy.
Secondly, I look up google for information if I don’t know it and it may be a good idea for people out there to do the same, as I want to be helpful but there is a limit to how much of your research you should do! (where do I get cobalt blue paint in a size….tube!)
Thirdly, please feel free to send in any information you would like people to know about.
The site is used by many people to find out where suppliers are, where they can sell their products and where to find Irish Craft to buy. Looking up the statics for this site the variety of requests are vast so keep sending in the information and I will have it on the site withing two days
Leave as a comment or email me at karen.noticeboard@gmail.com
If you would like to be added to Noticeboard newsletter mailing list email me and I will add you on immediately.
Any information about the Expose Yourself Gallery and craft shop can sent to you through email or calling me on 086 888 5321
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May 7th, 2008 — Suppliers
Art, craft and design has a new address in Killarney with the arrival of the Crafty Alley Shop, a one stop shop for all your arts and crafts supplies, hobby materials, unique educational toys for children, school supplies…and that’s only the tip of the iceberg!
Located in a quaint lane, adjacent to the Permanent TSB Bank, facing Killarney Post Office on New Street, the Crafty Alley is Killarney’s first and Kerry’s largest dedicated art and design store, stocking everything the serious artist could need right down to a child’s first pack of crayons.
“We felt there was a gap in the market as there was no definitive service catering for the whole area of arts and crafts” explained Crafty Alley manager, Cathy Giles, “many local artists had to previously travel to get the supplies they needed. Now there is a dedicated art supply store for the serious artist right in the heart of Killarney.”
Crafty Alley also stocks art books, stickers, card making supplies, scrapbooks, adult creativity sets and gifts as well as a beautiful selection of stamps and glass and beads for jewellery making
To celebrate their arrival in Killarney, Crafty Alley have a number of great offers such as “buy one get one free on canvas and PICK and PACK which allows you to fill a box with many different types of card and paper for €6.99 or €9.99.
The store also caters for schools, stocking a wide variety of supplies such as large bags of Clay and art materials. There is also a wide range of teacher tools and classroom display items.
More information on products, including an online shopping facility will soon be available at www.craftyalley.com. In addition a series of workshops are currently being developed. Contact Cathy at 064 30 800 or email her at cathy@craftyalley.com .Or visit our blog at http://craftyalley.blogspot.com/.
We are having our formal launch day on the 10th May
Details on the event will be added to the blog.
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May 7th, 2008 — Tech Tips
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Ceramics by Anne Black
I’ve got a website or a blog. I’ve got a shopping cart system in place and I’m all set to start selling my work. All I have to do now, is post some photos of my work from my digital camera onto my website and I’m sorted.
Well, not quite? You do need to have compelling photos of your art. Well defined photographs in a setting that does justice to your piece of art or craft. Buying art from the web takes a leap of confidence, so buyers will want to see the best presentation of the object they are buying.
Do we need to go to a photographer to get something like the quality of photo depicted above? Well, thanks to the power of blogging, we can find a less costly way of doing this.
This takes a little time to set up, but well worth it, I would say, if you are seriously considering selling your work online.
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May 7th, 2008 — Courses, From Karen
From the simple to the extravagant….
In one day!
One-day workshop on Sunday 25th May 10am - 5pm
140 Euro all materials included.
Making 8 complete pieces to take home
No experience necessary
To book a place call 086 888 5321
or email me at
karen.noticeboard@gmail.com
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