Exploring Scottish Coastal Jewellery: Connection to Sea and Self
There is a reason the sea so often plays this role. The tides offer a language of return. What recedes comes back. What is hidden is revealed and then concealed again. In this rhythm, many women find permission to move in and out of different versions of themselves without losing coherence. The Selkie, moving between water and land, becomes a powerful symbol of this fluid identity.
Why Jewellery is Art, and Makers Should Be Considered Artists
Why designing and making jewellery is art, and is comparable to any other form of art.
Unique Crafting Ideas for Beachcombing & Sea Glass Finds
How to make sea glass crafts; sea glass Christmas trees, sea glass mosaics, sea glass bowls, sea glass wind chimes
The Best Handmade Scottish Jewellery
It's a broad church, and each person will have their own preference, but we have tried to categorise our favourite five and why we like that particular maker. The focus here is on authentic...
From Lice to Toothache- how the Scots treated their woes in the 18th Century
18 th Century herbal medicine in Scotland
Celebrity SAS in Scotland: Katie Price Interview
Channel 4 has returned to the rugged West Coast of Scotland to test the mettle of a few celebrities. Katie Price gives her thoughts and insights on the experience:
Connect With Nature On Your Doorstep
Connecting with nature. A new book helps you engage with nature.
Food Face: DIY Face Masks
Welcome to our guest writer Tara Nerheim Leck, a Californian who chose Scotland as her home a long time ago. Based near Loch Lomond, she is something of a guru when it comes to natural beauty....
SAS: Who Dares Wins: Interview with Jay Morton
Informant, then DS, on Who Dares Wins. Jay reveals what it was like to be the mole.
