Tab Closing
Been pulled into the time-suck that is Twitter, and on a recent follow-through on other people’s followers, I came across some other crafty people. One is tweetcraftspace, who have a website, unsurprisingly called Craftspace.
They are involved in the staging of “taking time: Craft and the Slow Revolution” tour, which starts in at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery on 17th October 2009 (tour details here). Craftspace is offering a preview day on the 15th – next Thursday – to those craft bloggers, and whilst I’d like to go, I doubt I’ll get the chance to take the day off, so will just have to wait. There’s a sister website over at Making A Slow Revolution.
Meanwhile same people have pointed out Sarah Ditum’s recent article in the Guardian about teaching children crafting at school. Looks like I’ve found another potential timesuck in the Guardian’s crafting section – damn! They also have a number of photos from the Festival of Quilts that was held in Birmingham earlier in the year
Tags: Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, BMAG, Craftspace, Festival of Quilts, Making A Slow Revolution, Sarah Ditum, taking time: Craft and the Slow Revolution, The Guardian, tweetcraftspace, twitter
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October 19, 2009 at 11:06 am
Really good to read this, justifies the ‘time’ we’ve been spending on twitter recently;-) Thanks for mentioning Craftspace.