Shop now open
July 20, 2010
Althea McNish Prize
June 29, 2010
I was pleased to receive the Althea McNish prize at the textile private view for ‘use of colour in textiles’. Special thanks to Althea McNish and John Weiss for their support and encouragement.
It’s Show Time
June 15, 2010

SHOW TWO Kensington
25 June – 4 July, 11am–8pm daily (closed 2 July; Fashion/Textiles closed 5pm Monday 28 June; closed 4pm Tuesday 29 June), free admission
Animation; Architecture; Communication Art & Design; Conservation; Curating Contemporary Art; Design Interactions; Design Products; Fashion (Accessories & Footwear); History of Design; Innovation Design Engineering; Textiles and Vehicle Design
Royal College of Art
Kensington Gore
London SW7 2EU
Coming up….
April 21, 2010

Events coming up:
Whiteknights Studio Trail – 19th and 20th June 2010
I will be exhibiting my current work with textile designer Trudie Middleton, painter Dan Dunne and sculptor Jamie Hart
More info about the studio trail and a pdf of the trail map can be found here
Show Two Kensington – Royal College of Art – 25th June – 4th July (closed 2nd July)
More info about the show can be found here
In the Loop 2 Conference – Knitting: origins and evolutions – 1st – 4th September
This 4 day international knitting conference is taking place in Lerwick – Shetland at The Shetland Museum.
Craft Matters
March 12, 2010
Support the campaign and have your say: www.craftmatters.org.uk
Give ‘British’ Fleece a Chance
February 14, 2010
Good news for British wool. Hurrah. Roll on wool week.
Unravel, A Festival of Knitting at Farnham Maltings
January 17, 2010
I will be taking part in Unravel at Farnham Maltings on the 27th and 28th February 2010. On show will be my current RCA work. I will also have knitted items for sale and be giving a talk on Sunday 28th February 12.30pm – 1pm. I shall be talking about my internship with UNESCO and the Snow Leopard Conservancy which took me to the Himalayas. I collaborated with villagers working with traditional design, patterns and natural yarns to develop design ideas for hand knitted products which would benefit villagers living along the tourist trekking routes. I shall talk about the impact knitted craft has upon small and remote communities and take you through my journey in pictures and words.
Also on show Unravel 2010 there will be (word taken from the unravel website):
A variety of stands, giving everyone a chance to see, hear, share and wonder at all things woollen. Activities will include a marketplace, talks, demonstrations, workshops, exhibitions and a knitting surgery.
There will be opportunities for both experienced knitters and beginners to take part in the interaction room, with demonstrations and handy hints and tips by experts from the best of the South East’s societies, including the West Surrey Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers, the Surrey Knitting & Crochet Group and the Guild of Machine knitters.
Also check out my mates Skein Queen and Alabamawhirly who will be selling yarns and knit kits in the marketplace and my knitty college chums in the student graduate gallery.
Please do come over and say hi. I’ll be there on Sunday.
RCA Work in Progress Show 14th to 22nd January 2010
December 30, 2009

© 2010 Emma Bradbury
In January I am taking part in the RCA ‘Work in Progress Show’.
14th-22nd January 2010: Student Work in Progress Show
(Private View, Wed 13th January 6-9pm, invitation only)
Open 11am-6pm daily (including the weekend)
Work by students from the departments of Fashion Menswear, Fashion Womenswear, Fashion Footwear, Millinery and Accessories, Constructed Textiles, Printed Textiles, Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork & Jewellery and Photography.
Join the Facebook Group here or join the RCA twitter group – www.twitter.com/RCAEvents.com
Crown Paints Stencil Competition
November 18, 2009

I was a runner up in a stencil design competition for Crown. Today was their press evening where our stencils were displayed for the first time. I had a lovely morning painting my stencil onto canvas and returned this evening for a bit of a party. I enjoyed taking part in this project and thank you to Crown and Helen at the Stencil Library.
All designs by RCA students will be available here soon.



