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Our latest design is Treehouse by Alice Stevenson.
Alice was born in 1982 in west London where she grew up. She graduated from the university of Brighton in 2005 with BA Hons Illustration.
Alice has since been working as a freelance illustrator, working on numerous projects including book jackets, editorial illustration, packaging designs and designs for stationary. Her clients include Faber & Faber, Puffin, The Guardian, Vodafone and World of Interiors.
Treehouse is a 2 colour design, screen printed in the UK onto 250 gsm linen union - perfect for curtains, loose covers, upholstery etc. More >
Kensal Rising, the first in a series of fabrics designed for St. Jude’s by Old Town - well known for their classic British workwear.
The design is a reference to the fondly remembered Victorian skyline seen from the old North London Railway between Broad Street and Richmond.
Whether north or south of the river, we hope you’ll enjoy this cheerful 225gsm cotton print in three colourways - stone/red, sky blue/chocolate and pale green/brick. More >
We're looking forward to working with Old Town on a range of designs. If you'd like to be kept up to date with details of our new designs, you can sign up to our free e-mail newsletter.
Country Living featured an 8 page article on Angie Lewin's work and Norfolk home in their May 2007 issue.
"Throughout the house, seed heads and pods, rather than fresh flowers, fill simple pots, jugs and jars – evidence of which also shapes her work as an artistprintmaker...
Today the wild flowers and grasses of the north Norfolk countryside, as well as her own garden, provide her with a rich seam of subject matter – the sculptural seed heads of plantains, dandelions, goat’s beard, poppies, cow parsley, teasels, and sea lavender outlined against sea and sky are captured in her beautiful, limited-edition prints. The colours and designs are evocative of the Fifties and yet refreshingly original. "
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Angie Lewin Solo Show From May 26th until June 20th 2007, Angie will be exhibiting in a solo show at the Bircham Gallery in Holt, Norfolk.
In addition to new linocuts, wood engravings and lithographs she'll be exhibiting a number of unique collages.
The exhibition is open from 9am until 5pm from Monday-Friday and from 10.30am until 4pm on Bank Holidays.
The gallery is situated in the thriving market town of Holt. If you're able to make it, why not combine it with a visit to our friends at Old Town.
You might also want to pop along to see us here in Aylsham - where you'll find Angie's fabrics on display.
Elle Decoration Design Awards 2006 Our Dandelion One & Two prints designed by Angie Lewin were included in the shortlist of four designs in the 'Best in Fabric' category of this year's Elle Decoration Design Awards 2006, alongside Timorous Beasties, Nina Campbell and Eley Kishimoto.
"In 100 per cent cotton, these two fabric designs are screen-printed with a gloriously whimsical Fifties-style print and come in deliciously sophisticated shades like yellow, sage and stone."
Congratulations go to Timorous Beasties - the winner of this category.
The Guardian We featured in The Guardian's Weekend Magazine's "Wish List" on Saturday 26th November 2005...
"St. Jude’s, a Norfolk design outfit, has been going only since October, and this Dandelion Two print is one of its first efforts: a small-run screen-print on heavyweight cotton. The graphic plant forms are reminiscent of Lucienne Day's 50s prints, and might be just as collectable in a few decades." More >
Grand Designs We're pleased to feature in the December 2005 issue of the sister magazine to Channel Four's successful TV show...
"If you’re a fan of Fifties style, then these fabrics will be right up your street. New Norfolk-based company, St. Jude’s, has launched two abstract designs based on dandelions in muted period colours. With four designs to be added each year, the company is one to watch out for..." More >
The Independent We featured in the Design & Interiors section of the The Independent's magazine on Saturday 5th November 2005...
"You know when something's good because it looks like it's been there for ever. Take Angie Lewin's screen-printed fabrics for Norfolk based company St. Jude’s. They have a familiarity that makes you think they must have been designed in the 1950s - the pattern and the colours just seem to fit. In fact her Dandelions One design is brand new this year."
The World Of Interiors We featured in the Antennae section of November 2005's issue of The World Of Interiors...
"Textile designers are currently putting pattern and print together with a dash. St Judes, a small outfit based in Norfolk, is producing a range of screen-printed fabrics designed by artist and printmaker, Angie Lewin. The skeletal plant-form designs, taken from this original linocut, come printed on a heavy cotton and in a mustard yellow and dark sage-green."