Anne-Marie Curran has always been a sewer and crafter. She is passionate about colour and puts this down to her origins in the vibrant, tropical melting pot of Singapore.

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Drawing on her Indian-Portuguese heritage, she has an eye for the exotic and uses this in her work with fabric, felt, paper, paint, stitch, collage and up cycled clothing.

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Taking her cue from William Morris who believed that one should not have anything in the home that isn’t both useful and beautiful, she enjoys exploring and experimenting with a variety of materials to produce homespun pieces with a surprising twist.