Visit artist's studios and venues throughout the PE postcode region

I'm Rose.  I am an Artist and Maker Through varied work, I playfully explore and study the theory of colour and try to capture the simplicity of our love for the world we live in. The Art I create aims to satisfy the simple human part of us that takes pleasure in small perfections like a beautiful Fallen leaf or a perfectly round stone. I enjoy working with a number of different mediums, currently I most often with Acrylic Paint and Oil Pastels     My Website is www.rose-croft.co.uk You can find me on: Instagram  - @missrosecroft Facebook - @missrosecroft Twitter -  @missrosecroft I am currently also selling some of my art as NFTs on Rarible. I am interested in developing more large scale colourful art installations using various mixed media in the new year. I run workshops and host events. I'm looking forward to being able to do this at Unique Cottage Studio this year. I teach Forest School in a couple of Primary Schools in Peterborough, as well as teaching a regular Adult LD Art class.  In my spare time, when I'm not in my Studio in Spalding, you'll find me telling stories or body painting at Festivals across the country, or walking my dog down the River. [caption id="attachment_13069" align="alignright" width="290"] - Chromacell from the Slices In Time Project[/caption]

Rose Croft

I’m Rose.  I am an Artist and Maker Through varied work, I playfully explore and study the theory of colour More

Lynne has been illustrating Peterborough life as it happens, usually from benches, since 2014. Lynne is also inspired by Peterborough Cathedral where she volunteers as a tour guide.

Lynne Collins

Lynne has been illustrating Peterborough life as it happens, usually from benches, since 2014. Lynne is also inspired by Peterborough More

Creative leatherwork in a range of techniques and styles

Justin Capp

Creative leatherwork in a range of techniques and styles

Through my handwoven textiles I explore colour, texture and technique to create a variety of finished pieces for home and to wear.

Suzanne Townshend

Through my handwoven textiles I explore colour, texture and technique to create a variety of finished pieces for home and More

I strip old and discarded leather furniture and clothing and make a range of useful bags, plus lighting from bicycle frames and old copper pipes and much more

Paul Hunt

I strip old and discarded leather furniture and clothing and make a range of useful bags, plus lighting from bicycle More

Local artists living in and around Oundle   Oundle Artist Group Stuart Riley - painting - email address: stuart@planet-riley.co.uk Adrian Duffin - painting Yvette Halewood - painting Lorraine Swift - painting & textiles Penny Reading - painting Sue Singlehurst - painting Emily Duffin - painting Rob Bibby - pottery - email address: robbibby@btinternet.com - telephone: 01780 470866 Uli Bankart - pottery

Oundle Artists

Local artists living in and around Oundle   Oundle Artist Group Stuart Riley – painting – email address: stuart@planet-riley.co.uk Adrian More

Textile artist using wool, silk, vintage fabrics and natural fibers to create 2D art & 3D sculptural forms inspired by the wildlife,  flora & fauna on mt own doorstep

OkieFolky Fibre Arts

Textile artist using wool, silk, vintage fabrics and natural fibers to create 2D art & 3D sculptural forms inspired by More

I am a textile artist based in the Cambridgeshire fens. I am influenced by the nature that surrounds me. I make original textile pictures and cards.

Lykkelig Design

I am a textile artist based in the Cambridgeshire fens. I am influenced by the nature that surrounds me. I More

Mixed Media & Textile works inspired by colour, texture and a touch of metallic magic. A fusion of conventional and unconventional creativity through collage, print, fusing, boning, layering and stitch.

Kim Moore

Mixed Media & Textile works inspired by colour, texture and a touch of metallic magic. A fusion of conventional and More

Mixed Media Artist, I start with a pencil, paint, and add print, stitch, collage. I capture environments, creatures, feelings, moments through drawing using all types of equipment. Visit my site on Instagram @janemehmedgarner

Jane Garner

Mixed Media Artist, I start with a pencil, paint, and add print, stitch, collage. I capture environments, creatures, feelings, moments More

I focus on subjects that fill my soul with joy. Through art I desire to share on canvas beauty and life through colourfulness, light and love.

Felicity Racham Kidd

I focus on subjects that fill my soul with joy. Through art I desire to share on canvas beauty and More

I paint in many mediums depending on the subject and I experiment using different textures. I decorate eggs in the style of Faberge and more modern designs. Garden open. Refreshments.

Cilla Marseglia

I paint in many mediums depending on the subject and I experiment using different textures. I decorate eggs in the More

Hello! My name is Shalini Austin and I am a self taught metalsmith. I make Copper Things. In my home studio and workshop in Stamford, Lincolnshire I work with copper sheet and wire and handcraft Sculptures, Giftware & Jewellery. For several years I have collaborated with Felt Artist Eve Marshall and make sculptures and giftware. As a result of our art collaborations we now regularly exhibit together at events too. I also collaborate with my husband who took up palletwood upcycling during the first lockdown in 2020 when he could not go to work. I make components for his pieces and also use a lot of palletwood stuff in my work. During Peterborough Artists Opens studios Eve and I will be exhibiting and demonstrating at a venue possibly in Stamford. We will confirm the venue once Covid restrictions end and we are able to speak to venues again. [caption id="attachment_5865" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Artisan Felter Eve Marshall & Coppersmith Shalini Austin with their collaborative sculptures 'Seagull and 'Arthur the Dodo'[/caption]

Shalini Austin

Hello! My name is Shalini Austin and I am a self taught metalsmith. I make Copper Things. In my home More

I am a self taught artist who loves the freedom of  using various medias in art. I am at my happiest when I find vintage items that can be incorporated into my work whether that be an old book, fabric or haberdashery.  In the current climate where we are all keen to help the environment and move away from the throw away society that the world has become my interest has turned to altering disused items from their original purpose into art works.  

Lindsay McGinlay

I am a self taught artist who loves the freedom of  using various medias in art. I am at my More

I have been painting for 25 years. For a number of years I have run an informal art group in the area and enjoy helping folks to love painting as much as I do. I enjoy exploring different ways of painting with mixed media and helping others to do the same

Sally Hammerton

I have been painting for 25 years. For a number of years I have run an informal art group in More

I am a full-time Artisan Felter & Teacher and am inspired by the countryside and my wacky brain. I create felted art pieces that are colourful and full of texture.

Eve Marshall

I am a full-time Artisan Felter & Teacher and am inspired by the countryside and my wacky brain. I create More

Fabric forms the base of much of my work along with stitch and embellishments to create art works based on nature.  My work is continually evolving and changing and now experimenting with goldwork embroidery. I also manipulate fabric and stitch to create wearable art, continually developing processes for unique items. These small items are made from Shibori pleated silk ribbon attached to small pieces of slate collected whilst on holiday.  The silk is embellished with hand beaded detail using natural gem stones and glass beading.  The are small pendants or brooches.

Sue Keen

Fabric forms the base of much of my work along with stitch and embellishments to create art works based on More

Kay loves to experiment with colour and its interactions in her mosaic and textile work. She is a professional member of the British Association for Modern Mosaic. Garden open. Kay describes her practice as: 'I am a mosaic and textile artist working in Peterborough. In mosaics I use hand cut patterned, plain and mirrored glass with recycled ceramics. I create panels for indoors or outdoors, mirrors, vases and hangings. My textile work encompasses layerering silks, sheers and paper with free machine and hand stitching'.  

Kay Hall

Kay loves to experiment with colour and its interactions in her mosaic and textile work. She is a professional member More

Art Stars is a children's art school based in Deeping St. James, and each year as part of Open Studios we have a celebratory exhibition of our talented students' work! We offer quality term time art tuition, holiday workshops and Arts Award courses for 4-16 year olds, and our classes are designed to complement the Early Years and Key Stage 1-4 art curriculum. We work with small groups, covering a wide variety of arts activities including drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, printmaking and textiles. Our aim is to inspire and enable creative children and young people in the Deepings and surrounding areas to further their engagement with the arts. Come along and see what we've been up to! Find out more at http://www.artstarsdeeping.com

Art Stars Children’s Art School

Art Stars is a children’s art school based in Deeping St. James, and each year as part of Open Studios More

Textile and mixed media artist exploring art and natural history, with particular reference to biodiversity and environmental issues. Visit the working studio and talk about ideas in development. Initially taking a BSc in Zoology, Anita followed a career in IT, as a software developer and analyst, but after graduating with a first class degree in Stitched Textiles  she left IT, her career having gone from Science to Technology and finally Art. This unusual path undoubtedly explains the content of her work - a fascination with the delicate balance of the natural world, the cycle of life. It reflects her concerns about the exploitation of nature and the earth's resources by man, disrupting this balance and resulting in habitat loss and accelerated climate change. This has a major impact on biodiversity, a lifelong passion. Her work with structures and forms symbolises this fragile web of connections. Anita's process revolves around constructing sculptural forms from thread. She uses looping and knotting processes such as knitting and non traditional materials such as wire and paper thread. Research develops a narrative, another layer. For instance, her knitted plankton developed from the zoological background and computational algorithms to generate new 'mutated' life forms, representing evolutionary development. They were widely exhibited with the 'Hyperbolic Crocheted Coral Reef' despite being neither coral or crocheted. Anita has also undertaken site-specific residencies in museums and heritage sites. Detailed research identifies stories and ideas that connect to personal themes, but the process has to be more flexible - calling on a wider skill set to make work appropriate to the site. This has included digitally printing over-scale feathers for Burghley House and a flock of birds screen printed with the poet John Clare’s handwriting for his dovecot. Although the work has a different impetus, subject matter recurrs – creatures of the sea, birds, moths, hedges, trees, text - and connections becoming increasingly visible.

Anita Bruce

Textile and mixed media artist exploring art and natural history, with particular reference to biodiversity and environmental issues. Visit the More

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