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WORKSHOPS, British Library, NW1 London London

10 May 2025

Only a few tickets left on the 10am workshop (20% off with discount code FlowerPrint) So get your tickets while you can. This is your chance to learn the enchanting art of cyanotype printing in this beginner-friendly workshop with Daisy Bow, taking place inside the iconic setting of the British Library Bookshop on the 10 May 2025 with Craftyfox Market

workshop 1: 10.00 - 11.30

workshop 2: 12.00 - 13.30

You'll have access to a wide selection of pressed flowers, along with all the materials and tools you need to make three unique cards. Daisy will share her expertise, demonstrating this fascinating Victorian photographic method that turns nature into stunning blue prints.

This will be alongside a craft and design market with 40+ traders and the British Library Unearthed Exhibition.

Unearthed: The Power of Gardening

Discover how centuries of gardening have nurtured individuals, empowered communities and transformed our natural world in a major new exhibition at the British Library this Spring. Until Sunday 10 August 2025

Book your place here

12 May 2025, Kingston University | KT1

Workshop

Kingston University | with the Art Society

This cyanotype workshop will be hosted at Kingston University for Kingston Students .

12 May 2025, 5pm

This is your chance to learn the enchanting art of cyanotype printing in this beginner-friendly workshop with Daisy Bow. You'll have access to a wide selection of pressed flowers, along with all the materials and tools you need to make three unique cards. Daisy will share her expertise, demonstrating this fascinating Victorian photographic method that turns nature into stunning blue prints.

MARKETS | Surbiton, KT6

17 May 2025, Mini Day 2025 with Community Brain | Surbiton, KT6, 11:00 – 16:00

About the event

The Community Brain invites you to a spectacular day of family friendly activity this spring. Celebrate the ingenuity of John Cooper, the triumph of the Mini Cooper at the Monte Carlo Rally of ‘65, and wider stories of innovation and cutting edge design in Surbiton.

The road will be filled with Minis through the ages, and there will be two event areas - one focused on food traders, and the other on live music and fashion/activity stalls in the British Legion car park. 

Featuring:

• Over 150 Minis through the ages 

• Live music programmed by The Basement Door

• Tours of the garage where John Cooper was based

• Screenings of The Italian Job 

• Food and Drink

• A ‘Mini Monte’ drive through the streets of Kingston 

• Vintage London bus

Celebrate your favourite decade of fashion and come dressed to impress!

Book a tour of the former Cooper Garage (now Charles Ivey)

Join this free tour with Chris Dawson and learn more about John Cooper and his days in Surbiton. The offices will be opened for the day so you can explore the spaces where many ideas were sparked in the '60s.

Getting there

Hollyfield Road is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest station is Surbiton Station, which is a 16 min walk to Hollyfield Road.

There are several bus routes which service the area - the 281, 406 and 418 stop just outside the entrance to the road.

MARKETS | Shepperton, 14 June, TW17 9JT

Shepperton Village Fair, 14 June 2025, 11am - 5pm

About the event

• Live Pritning

• DIY kits

• Prints

• Tea Towels

Started in 1973, the Shepperton Village fair has been a major family event and the largest one in the Spelthorne Borough.

I will be doing printing workshops and selling the usual prints and kits. It's a wonderful day full of lovely possessions and activities, I really recommend you pop by. There's a large procession, rides, stalls, competitions and a huge marquee full of arts and crafts.

Updates: Feature in Brooker Magazine

Honoured to be featured in this community made magazine that celebrates 60 years of Fashion in Kingston Upon Thames. 2025 marks 60 years since Kingston’s School of Art delivered an astonishing international coup for Great Britain, and Daphne Brooker was a commanding figure who left an outstanding legacy. Brooker was produced in partnership with Kingston University Press and its MA Publishing programme, and is the latest of a series of Community Brain publications that challenge the lazy notion that our suburbs lack entrepreneurialism, creativity or beauty.

It shines a spotlight on the borough’s wider communities and their relationship to fashion, whether Korean hanbok or traditional African dress. And it asks us to imagine the future for the fashion industry in an age where sustainability and ethics must be a bigger consideration for consumers and business alike.

Get your copy here

Meta Collaboration

Some of you may know I'm doing a PhD in the craft of content creation. Last year I joined a community of content creators in a specialist training group run by Meta. I participated in a number of training sessions where I offered my insights and was asked to be part of a small team of creators to be commissioned to make content, on how to make content, to be shared with other content creators.

This resulted in a three month project of four pieces of content a month, where I was able to break down tips and tricks on how to be better at creating creative content within the algorithms of social media. It was an absolute honour to be recognised for my skills and to learn so much from the project.

I do offer social media consultations and do collaborations so please do think of me if you have any questions or would like to work with me.

Book a consultation here

Tiramisu Retreat, Devon

In May I was invited by Tiramisu to attend a creative retreat in the heart of Devon with 15 other incredible human beings. This wasn't an influencer retreat but more of an opportunity to get interesting people together to share space and their practice. It was organised by a new app called tiramisu, which has the objective of creating a platform where people can find events that create community, have sustainability in mind and are about bringing people together rather than exploiting people. It's going to have a reward system where if you go for a walk in nature or you give to your community you can win tickets to events. It sounds really interesting and can't wait to get more involved.

I attended a crochet workshop, a somantic breath work session and an art therapy drawing session. Of course I hosted a cyanotype workshop - and just love introducing this craft to new people.

I had a really wonderful time and thought it would be cool to share with you.

Private cyanotype workshop gift card: buy your friend or loved one a session 💙

Book a 30 minute, one hour or one and a half hour online session to learn how to make the best cyanotype prints. The session can be tailored to you needs - whether you are new to the process or have some burning question. I can either send you some paper to work with or just do a live demonstration of the process. I’ll send you a cute little voucher that you can print and give.

This would pair nicely with a kit!

Book one here https://daisybow.com/products/cyanotype-consultation-or-workshop-with-daisy 

Custom Prints

I would love to make a custom print, with the size or object of your choice. Contact me if you're interested and we can talk about what I can make for you.

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