by Linda Irving | Aug 23, 2020 | Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
This is one of my new larger Frugs -my felt making take on the traditional wooden ‘Trug’ hence my new name ‘Frug’!A trug is a vessel traditionally made from wood, its history derived from the word ‘Trog’ being an Anglo Saxon word for wooden vessel. They were used for...
by Linda Irving | Aug 21, 2020 | Felt Accessories, Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
A5 Sketchbooks/JournalsThese are quality Windsor and Newton books that have removeable hand crafted, eco printed felt covers. They are reuseable!Each one is unique in design and can be used for drawing and sketching or writing in, the pages are not lined so you can...
by Linda Irving | Aug 20, 2020 | Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
COLOURS OF THE SUNSET.THE TARBETS – SOLD THE SURF.BEYOND THE WAVES.Wet felted merino and free stitched pictures based on typical views of the Mull Of Galloway.10.5″ square framed.£75 each plus £6.50 UK ppPlease email me for further details.
by Linda Irving | Aug 7, 2020 | Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
Bluebells A welt felted and extensivley free stitched image of a bluebell wood using merino fibre, yarn , woollen nepps and mulberry silks made from a photograph taken at Auchie Glen. Size – 12.5 inches square framed in black Price – £95 plus £8.50 PP...
by Linda Irving | Aug 7, 2020 | Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery, Work for Sale
Catchers This picture is wet felted with some needle felt detail and is finished with free stitching.It is based around scenes of flying oyster catchers seen in and around the Mull of Galloway.Price – £165 plus PP £18 UKSize – 20 x 16 inches framed...
by Linda Irving | Jul 17, 2020 | Felt Art, Gallery, Mull of Gallery
UPDATE 26.7.2020 SOLD 4, just 2 available – Bottom right Sheep and top left coloured seascape.Fibre miniaturesThese are small fibre paintings in merino fibre and mulberry silks which have been laid out and trapped behind glass compressing the fibres, but also...
