Thursday 25 September 2014

Winter Woolies Window

WindowSept14With the weather taking a turn for the chilly, it’s the perfect time to showcase our new lambs wool collection of scarf’s, hats, mitts AND headbands in our winter woollies window!  Kirsteen Stewart’s bright cheery collection is the kind of textiles that make you long for a chilly day, get all layered up and take on the elements.


MapsBrand new for Autumn Winter 2014/2015 we have Kirsten’s geometric linear pattern “Maps” now available (above) little fluffy cloud collection “Azure” (below), and her cheery little love heart motif “Hearts”.azureThe “Hearts” collection was designed for “Breakthrough Breast Cancer” so a percentage of all sales goes to this most excellent charity.  As will all of Kirsteen Stewart’s knitwear, these ranges are made with an emphasis upon ethical sourcing and production, supporting sustainable living within the fashion and textile industrypink heartshearts-model-nude-magenta


You can also have a look at our Stitch My Lane collection of Marino Wool Hats and knwck warmers in  our windows too!3hatsIn the back drop you can spy some new Martin Nelson prints, coming online next week!



Winter Woolies Window

Thursday 18 September 2014

50 Shades of Scotland

50shadesofScotandEnglWell, this is pretty bang on topic for today’s Independence Refferendom here in Scotland, where we’ve all been balancing out our own 50 shades of Scotland, England, Nothern Ireland and Wales.  There is a real aptmosphere of anticipation and comunity spirit in Edinburgh City centre today we expect a healthy turn out at today’s polls.


These posters by Emily Mackenzie are a light-hearted pallet of colours enjoyed by the artist as she associates them with certain aspects of Scottish and English culture.  They look fab on their own, and as a pair.  For more details, have a peep here.



50 Shades of Scotland

Monday 15 September 2014

Geometric Jewels - Gifts For Her

geometric jewelsWe have lots of exciting jewellery here in the gallery and we will be regularly featuring them on our blog over the next few months. We will be Showcasing some of our favourite pieces by Theme.


A bit of a sucker for all things geometric I’m going to kick us off this week wih all our favourite Geometric pieces in the gallery. This is just a small selection of what we have offer.


Expect to see the jewellery collections build online over the coming weeks as we upload new pieces.


Here are all the lovely designers we have included this week!


Lianna Sheppard Cuboid Cut Out Necklace and Earrings


Ding Ding Saltholm and Copenhagen Necklaces and Malmo Earrings – Scandi Chic!


Lovely Pigeon Fraction Collection of Earrings and Necklaces


Lucie Ellen Geometric Bracelets and Earrings


Many of the pieces showcased are available in a variety colours. check our website and the gallery for more colour options.


We hope you’ve enjoyed the collection this week.


Next up is The Animal Kingdom!



Geometric Jewels - Gifts For Her

Friday 5 September 2014

#FridayFavourites - Monochrome

FridayFavsSeptThe festival is over for another year! It all seems but a distant memory now as August went by in a flash.


We got the chance to meet lots & lots of our lovely customers both old and new as everyone decended on Edinburgh to take part in one of the biggest festivals of the year.


We’ve been a little quiet here on the blog through the busy festival times. Now September has arrived and we can get back to bringing you some of our Friday favourites and yours from the gallery.


For this weeks #fridayfavourites we’re going Monchrome with some of our favourite pieces in the gallery in good old black and white.


Kingdom of the Raccoon by Lindsey Brown – One of my favourites at the moment, we love the attention to detail found in Lindsey Browns work. Lindsey will be exhibiting with us this September.


Black Pomme by Hello Marine - Simple and Classic Screen printed Geometric Apple also available in colour.


Tote and Cards by Becky Bauer - Becky is new to the Red Door, We love her cute  Rabbit with it’s oversized accessories. Tote Bags online next week.


Musette Bag by Rebecca J Kaye - A fun lightweight alternative to a tote bag, used by cyclists.


Stag Necklace and Brooch by Hello Sunshine - Beautiful jewellery made from Acrylic and Wood. Matching Earrings available.


Foxy Lady and Dandy Lion Hankerchiefs by Chase and Wonder – Perfect Gift for the Lady and Gentleman


Ding Ding Clipboards - Available in a variety of prints, perfect for notes or hanging small prints and special cards.


Hello! Card by Squid Ink - A variety of cards available in the gallery, new jewellery online soon!


Hope you’ve enjoyed this weeks #FridayFavourites.


Have a great weekend!


 



#FridayFavourites - Monochrome

Thursday 4 September 2014

David Fleck Workshop

Fleckwithwork3-600August is an awesome time here in Edinburgh and we love getting involved however we can, so here’s a quick post, chock a block with photos from our second After Hours event with a David Fleck workshop, at NMS (The National Museum of Scotland).


WelcomeOur welcome desk, featuring artworks by David Fleck, and collaborative products made with his business partner and sister, Claire Fleck.  Click here to see more of David’s prints and click here to see the various products, including I-phone cases.


Laying the first piecesDavid and Claire were on hand to help start the event off, carefully laying down the first pieces of fabric which will add colour to the skyline David created.  Click here to see how he made the boards.


CraftinRedTableLots of folks popped by through the course of the evening to cut their favourite swatches of fabric and pin on their designs to the pin board skyline.


working-whiteWe were so pleased with the reaction from all the participants, great banter and some truly creative collage, believe it or not, there is a Godzilla in there somewhere, attacking the city from the back drop!


DSC_1535Above is a snapshot taken late on in the evening, before the final pieces were pinned.  The finished piece is on display at The National Museum of Scotland, so pop along to see the results of many, many hands, making light work!



David Fleck Workshop