Cara Williams – Victoria & Albert Museum (re: Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Primary School, Chelsea)

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Cara Williams – Victoria & Albert Museum (re: Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Primary School, Chelsea)

Tim & Daria Coleridge – Mayor and Mayoress, Royal Borough of Kensington (re: Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Primary School, Chelsea) →

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great day, starting four days of workshops at Gall

Very happy that the 10 Lost Words/Local Wildlife M

This beautiful mosaic is based on William Morris’ tapestry of Epping Forest called ‘The Brook’. Displayed on Church Hill E17 alongside over 10 others, all celebrating Epping forest, William Morris and the Arts & Crafts. @morrisgallery is only a 15 minute walk from these mosaics.
This new addition was made to honour the life of Emily who was a pupil at Walthamstow School for Girls.

Thank you to Emily’s mum Renata for fundraising and commissioning the project, also to Walthamstow School for Girls and London Borough of Waltham Forest for their financial contributions and support. Also big thanks goes to Smiles Glass for the mirror, Andy from Ardex/Bal for the award winning tiling and to Ardex for the adhesive and grout. Huge thanks to all that made tiles and to everyone that helped with the design and making, and all the Artyface team. #mosaic #williammorris #epping #forest #family #friends #walthamstow #oak #brook #stream #flowers #ceramic #flow

Bedford Road Mosaic Trail, Walthamstow: Lost Words

This beautiful mosaic is based on William Morris‘s tapestry of Epping Forest called The Brook. It is the most recent addition to over ten mosaic on Church Hill E17 all celebrating William Morris and the Arts & Crafts. This mosaic was made to celebrate the life of Emily who was a pupil at Walthamstow
School for Girls and went on to study fashion. The image her family chose for the design is a reminder of the many happy bike rides and walks they took in the forest. Emily’s family and friends made all the blue tiles in the surround, pressing meaningful objects in and carving personal designs. The photographic transfers are images from her sketchbook she was a very talented artist . Thank you to Emily’s mum Renata for fundraising and commissioning the project, also to Walthamstow School for Girls and to London Borough of Waltham Forest for their financial contributions and support. Also big thanks goes to Smiles Glass for the mirror, and Andy from Ardex/Bal for the award winning tiling and to Ardex for the adhesive and grout. Big thanks to all that made tiles and to everyone that helped with the design and making, and all the Artyface team. It was an honour to make this mosaic for Emily’s family to remember her and her love for the forest
" Thank you to all the people involved in the process of creating this beautiful tribute mosaic for my beloved, forever missed daughter Emily.
Thank you to all the people of goodwill who made kind donations and helped me to raise funds .“
Renata , Emily's mum

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Brilliant day making #clay tiles with all of #Year

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✨A GIVEAWAY TO CELEBRATE 25 ✨ YRS OF ARTYFACE

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oh Walthamstow this is why I love you so. And ever

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great day, starting four days of workshops at Gall

Very happy that the 10 Lost Words/Local Wildlife M

Bedford Road Mosaic Trail, Walthamstow: Lost Words

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