- Botanical Printing - Ecologically
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Out of stockGypsy flowers are part of our cultural heritage, made by the gypsy travellers of old, who moved with the seasons. The gypsies harvested crops from spring to autumn and made crafts, such as these carved flowers, to sell door to door in the winter. Hand carved from a Hazel wood pole, these flowers make a beautiful gift. They look great alone in a vase or as an addition to a fresh floral bouquet, yet these ones need no water & go on living indefinitely! I carve several flowers from one Hazel pole. Clamping the pole in the mouth of my ‘shave horse’ I sit on the saddle and use a drawknife (a long blade with 2 handles) to carve out the petals. The sweep head variety is carved when the wood is fairly ‘green’, meaning that it still contains moisture having not long been cut. The wetness in the wood means the petals come out with a long sweeping curve, rather than the curly headed variety that is more of a corkscrew curl. Making Heritage Crafts helps to keep our cultural heritage alive. When I attend a craft show I sell gypsy flowers and sometimes I demonstrate the making of them. People are always interested in the Gypsy Flowers & usually say that they have never seen them before, it feels good to be amongst the greenwood crafters helping to revive the awareness of our cultural heritage. Includes P&P Dimensions: Variable: Flower heads are 15-20 cm diameter, height of flower and stem 40-60 cm. Stems are cut to different heights so that a bunch of 3 sit well together. Please note that the flower stems are shorter (to allow for p&p) than those I sell from my studio.
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Greetings Cards x 5
Original Cyanotype Print Art Cards
Cards are blank inside for your own message
These unique prints were created by Jo Clayton, in the woods. Using the exciting method of Cyanotype Printing plus plants & feathers gathered from the Great Lindeth Wood. Cards will be packaged in sturdy cardboard packaging, entirely plastic free. Price includes Postage & Packaging -
Out of stockSale price £141 if collected from Grizedale studio Classic meets Rustic with this ‘Bark On’ wooden footstool. The stool frame is made from Birch wood from our woodland. The seat is made from reclaimed solid wood, upholstered in Morris & Co 'Kennet' fabric in Grape/Gold colourway. Whether your interior space is shabby chic, classic, or traditional country house styling, this wee stool will nestle in nicely! As well as looking great, this chic little number can be used as a footstool, fireside stool, child’s stool or for any other low down sitting. Price Includes P&P Dimensions: H30 x W40 x D24 cm
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This product is currently featured in the 40 Farms Exhibition at the Food Museum in Stowmarket. You are welcome to buy it here & I will post it out at the exhibition end - Feb 2025.
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Out of stockCurrently available from Grizedale Studio only Hand carved Xmas trees, made from Hazel wood & mounted on a Birch or Hazel plinth. These trees are available all year round (A tree is for life, not just for Xmas!) Currently available online are the plinths with 3 trees - "the Wee forest". The single trees are available from my studio at Grizedale Forest & from Brantwood Gardens gift shop. Dimensions of 3 trees on plinth (approx) H 19cm x W 10cm x D 3cm
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Out of stockJoin me for a day in the woods learning & experimenting with this camera-less photographic printing process. Make beautiful designs with plants & let the sun expose your Prussian blue & white prints. A nurturing day in nature with all you need to know to do Cyanotype printing at home. See below for more info...