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I am away until 3rd of February sourcing. I will however be checking my emails regularly so do email me at r.deborman@gmail.com. Thanks and see you soon, Rosie

Happy Christmas

Field Work is over, it was great, I am snoozy. I'm off to Uzbekistan and then India on 3rd of Jan so email me before if you need something before I go. Oh and thanks to an evil thief and an annoying phone company I have no phone until further notice.

FIELD WORK 3 the best yet!

Victoria Nelmes window display

Yellow cushion by Caitlin Hinshelwood, all others by RdeBorman

Trunks painted by truckers in Pakistan

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downstairs

Thanks to Victoria Siddle for these pictures of our latest Field Work shop. We are open until Sunday at 7pm but I'd get down quick if I were you because we've sold out of quite a lot of stock already!
Glitzy window display and outside by the brilliant Victoria Nelmes.

Jackie Magpie interview

Not long now until the shop is open! The blog Jackie Magpie has done a little interview with us about the ideas behind the project, read it here.
The set up is going well in the new space and I'm looking forwards to opening the doors.


OPENS THIS SATURDAY 10th! festive drinks and treats served from 2pm

Narwhals..

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..are my new favourite animals after seeing them on Frozen Planet. Look out for these boys in the FIELD WORK 3 from 10-18th December. (they'll be ironed and made into something beautiful).

PAPER HARE London pop up shop

Come and see some of my ceramics, textiles, paintings and cards alongside work by other talented creative types at the Museum of British Folklore's Yuletide Pop up Shop in SW London.
Tie it in with a trip to the V&A!

New chaps

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With contrast silk backs and little triangular tufty bits in the corners. Hand painted on raw Indian silk, £95 each. approx 20x12cm.

Bird House print at Anthropologie

I'm back from Mexico! and this weekend I'll be mainly finding space in my house for all the papier mache friends I've brought back. But I will be back to work from Monday morning, rested and full of inspiration for getting lots of new things made up for the pop up shop. In the meantime do take a look at this Anthropologie skirt in one of my prints. Now Available in the UK here  It is on a cotton silk mix which is pretty classy and I think they've done a really good job with the design. I'm hoping to order one (and tell everyone its from Prada).

Go To Compton Verney!

To see ´Remember Remember' an exhibition of Fireworks run by the Museum of British Folklore. The Pop Up shop attached has some of my creations amongst other brilliant fireworkey and folkloric curiosites.

MEXICO

I'M OFF until 10 November!! I'll check my emails as much as poss though. byex

Christmas Pop Up Shop

Our Christmas Pop up shop FIELD WORK, co-curated once again with textile designer and pal Caitlin Hinshelwood, will now be at 54 Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3QN. Open from the 10th - 18th December, spanning the two key shopping weekends before Christmas. Due to the high volume of attendees at our previous private views, we will now be holding two opening events, one in the daytime and one in the evening, to give one space to actually see the products. More info to follow soon. (just book the whole week off for now)

Spooky selkies

A sneak preview of some slippery maidens to be sold at Simon Costin's amazing Museum of British Folklore pop up shop. See here for more information about the museum project- the next pop up exhibition is about the history of fireworks at Compton Verney. Expect some ceramic goats and hares from me too and I'm just working on some fireworkey cards...

hand coloured cottons

Newest creatures

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Wedding Pillows

Based roughly on an old Wedding pillow from Epirus. These are available to order from £160 with a choice of trims, colours and will be personalised  with the name or initials of the happy couple. A  piece without the names is £130.

Another Magazine

Thanks for this post on Another Loves!

Lobster is 45x45cm £85, and the leopard is 62x45cm £95, both hand painted and silkscreened silk.

FINE CELL WORK QUILTS

Following in the true tradition of quilt making, the quilts I designed and hand printed to be pieced together by prisoners have taken years to complete. But finally here they are!! I'm really pleased with the results and its nice to see how the design has been interpreted by the prisoners. They are worth seeing in the flesh as there are many hand embroidered and quilted details that cannot be seen here. They will be for sale at an event organised by Fine Cell Work in the Autumn, which I will post about nearer the time. If you don't know about Fine Cell Work then do look them up they are a very interesting charity working with prisoners. (link to the right)

Coming soon new purses and pencil cases

Just sent these off to the seamstress

Artic scenes

Don't Worry the seal's friend is about to save him! Hand painted on silk with contrasting hand dyed backs these are 62x45cm  and cost £95 each

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