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North Norfolk Open Studios
Acct no: 25612462
Sort code: 80 22 60
Bank: Bank of Scotland
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North Norfolk Open Studios
and posted to:
Cora Mullenger
5 Britons Lane
Beeston Regis
Sheringham
Norfolk NR26 8SJ
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Your brochure entry:
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Name:
Victoria Hall
Area
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Studio address:
Hill Farm House
London Street
Whissonsett
NR205ST
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Wheelchair access:
YES
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Victoria Hall
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landline:
01328 701381
address:
Hill Farm House
London Street
Whissonsett
NR205ST
wheelchair
Accessible by wheelchair
directions:
From Whissonsett High Street, turn into London Street & Hill Farm House is immediately on the left hand side.
If approaching from the north, Hill Farm House is at the top end of London Street so drive past the Village Hall on the left hand side & find Hill Farm House on your ight just before the junction with the High Street.
I've loved colour, surface pattern & books for as long as I can remember & was lucky enough to find my ideal profession at an early age.Self-taught in my field, my first studio was established iin Norwich in 1989 where I marbled paper for bookbinders & was soon sending papers to clients internationally. Creating close facsimiles of historic models dating to the eighteenth & nineteenth centuries soon became a necessary & challenging part of my work, Many of these are marbled papers made by floating water-based paint (gouache on a preparation of carragheenan (made from seaweed). Paste papers are also made emulating designs of c1800.Tto keep the balance, I also continually produce new designs suitable for more contemporary projects. Techniques used also include oil and acrylic marbling & the production of gloriously ethereal 'Suminagashi' which draws on Oriental methods. I am always delighted to create papers for bespoke projects old or new and can produce several hundred matching sheets if required. Notable commissions have included paste papers for the Folio Society & marbled papers for the Highgrove Florilegium.
Following a move to Whissonsett in 2014, I now marble in a garden studio. Visitors can view lots of papers held in stock for sale, & there will be a display of historic papers, materials used & some completed projects. There are also hand-bound Books, Journals, albums etc featuring papers made in the studio, along with pencils, cards & smaller gifts. There are a few larger framed pieces available too, including some collaged & woven pieces.
I've given presentations on my craft from Dartington to Dunblane & at venues including the British Library & the University of Alberta in Calgary! A small part of Escape to the Country was filmed in the studio (Episode 25, Series 20) & I became the subject of a Radio 4 programme 'Living National Treasures' (Episode 2) Unfortunately both programmes sadly aired during & immediately prior to lockdown! The Radio 4 programme is still available on BBC Sounds
Commissions for all manner of bespoke work are welcomed. A phone call is often very effective! Outside of the studio 'open days', visitors are welcome by arrangement.