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In 1996 Back To Books was formed as a Reading Group and commissioned artist Carole Miles and author Kathy Page to create a series of stories and prints, which toured as The Sensuous Page. 2008 saw the reincarnation of Back to Books; today the members are drawn together by a passion for reading, writing and making. The group raises funds on a project by project basis and have new projects in the pipeline.
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Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Friday, 6 May 2016
Bunting For The Green Patch Part 2
Phiona Richards lead a lovely outdoor session at The Green Patch to create more bunting, here are some of the fabulous designs made by the children.
Thursday, 9 July 2015
Picture This!
In preparation for Groundwork Northants 10th birthday
we were busy making collages and pictures
Two of our lovely project volunteers!
to decorate the Summerhouse
at the end of the new orchard
It was gloriously sunny and not at all difficult
to embrace the seaside theme!
Thursday, 30 April 2015
April Blooms - Out and About on the Grange
There have been some gorgeous blooms
in gardens and pathways in
our postcode area this April.
Artist Phiona Richards paid another
Threads and Chatter visit to KBA
creating books from recycled papers
and demonstrating how to make an origami butterfly
you can see a slightly longer clip here
and more photos here
Carole Miles joined the gang at The Resource Centre
for some knitting and nattering - rumour has it Carole
was cutting out fabric to up-cycle at The Green Patch
Open day whilst there
she managed to snap a rare red lurex hedgehog.
Meanwhile down at The Green Patch
baking was taking place
the children made Rhubarb crumble - yum!
They have also been adding to
their View From Here books.
We can't believe just how fast the year is rushing past.
For more of the flavour of April out in our postcode area
follow this link and see what has been in bloom this spring.
Thursday, 5 March 2015
The View From Here - Springing Forwards
The group have been working with Carole,
Sue and Nigel at The Green Patch.
Carole showed the group how to make simple prints
by drawing gently but firmly into polystyrene sheets
The plates were rolled with three colours
Prints
Some will be added to our
View From Here books
Plates after inking can be reused with different colours
Snacks
We went out onto the green Patch, collected twigs
and Sue showed the group how to create
a twiggy frame for prints to take home for Mothers Day
See more photos here
Friday, 10 October 2014
The View From Here Meets The Big Draw 2014
We thought it would be a great to generate ideas for our "View From Here" mosaics and take part in The Big Draw at the same time!
We asked the children to think of all the elements they see or associate with autumn and winter on The Green Patch.
Then we made a list of words and a list of colours to inspire our drawings before heading outside to find leaves, flowers, vegetables to make drawings of. Nigel and Lucy also found seed packets and pictures to help us.
We uploaded out drawings to the Big Draw Flickr set and you can see them all on this Back To Books Set as well.
We love the engergy and colour of these drawings and can't wait to see what happens next!
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