Client relationships are so important and keeping them informed is a key requirement. Take a look at this blog to try to get it right and to improve your work practices!
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Client relationships are so important and keeping them informed is a key requirement. Take a look at this blog to try to get it right and to improve your work practices!
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What is so special about buying from a bespoke textile designer? What added value do you get if you do? Read this post to see!
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Hi,
I want you to take a look at: Interior Designers – Build Your Tribe
The advice is useful for all with a web presence and not just Interior Designers!
Alison
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The image I’m using as my design source for latest swatches.
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I’ve just finished reading an interesting post on the Argoknot Blog which has got me thinking about life and my weaving.
Weaving is something that I’ve been doing for as long as I can remember, well almost! I remember vividly the day my sister came home from school with a small piece of hand weaving she [...]
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I love designing! Wow, that’s a very broad statement, isn’t it. But it’s true. I spent many years “designing” my weaving, embroidery, knitting, crochet, etc., but in the most part all the things I produced ended up in the loft or at the back of a cupboard, simply because the ideas or design hadn’t been [...]
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I’ve just heard that this year is European Year of Creativity and Innovation, which is really wonderful. The objectives of the year can be found here: Goals of the Year
In summery:
Fostering creativity in all age groups via education.
Maintaining engagement in adulthood.
Cultural diversity as creativity.
Expression through ICT.
Ensuring the maths and sciences promote innovation.
Developing innovation [...]
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I’ve decided to try an online shop, linked to my website. I’ve chosen BigCartel as a temporary shop until I get my site revamped, which I’m hoping to do soon. The reason I chose BigCartel is because it can be customised to match my website and will eventually appear seamless when I get [...]
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Hi all, hope you had a good Christmas.
I couldn’t wait to get back to work, it’s rather sad, but I love what I do!
Anyway, I can’t work on the swatches for the Murano Glass cushions as I’m waiting for more silk to arrive, so I’ve been working on a yarn design based on teasles and [...]
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I want to let you all know that I’ve been mentioned in one of the top trend
companies websites. Mudpie, who also have an online trend website, mpdClick Online, have featured my “Spiro G” cushions in the Home Textiles section of their report on 100% Design.
I am one of only three companies mentioned, illustrating the trend [...]
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