Crafts CouncilDirectoryBridget HarveyPace, Speed, Slowness (investigation through making)AboutConsidering pace in making is crucial for material and practical reasons, to make environmentally and socially conscious decisions. The implied opposition between slow and fast, means we also consider privilege here. My series of rugs were, using traditional beading techniques, designed to be rethreaded to fit various spaces, to be dismantle-able and compostable. I also developed a framework - Stop Think Explore Enjoy Rethink - to ensure thinking about material life-cycles when making.Bridget HarveyLondon, EnglandRug (2010), Bridget HarveyCotton, recycled wood, brassPace, Speed, Slowness (investigation through making)AboutConsidering pace in making is crucial for material and practical reasons, to make environmentally and socially conscious decisions. The implied opposition between slow and fast, means we also consider privilege here. My series of rugs were, using traditional beading techniques, designed to be rethreaded to fit various spaces, to be dismantle-able and compostable. I also developed a framework - Stop Think Explore Enjoy Rethink - to ensure thinking about material life-cycles when making.Bridget HarveyLondon, EnglandRug (2010), Bridget HarveyCotton, recycled wood, brassMore from Bridget HarveyProjectTokyo Wondersite residencyProjectRed Blanket, Blue Bowl, WrenchProjectWriting and publicationsProjectCurationProjectRepetition (investigation through sculptural jewellery)ProjectPlayfulness and Craft (investigation through jewellery making)ProjectVictoria and Albert Museum Artist in ResidenceProjectRepaired Objects - TextilesProjectRepaired Objects - Ceramics