Anne Dye

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  Anne Dye's Batik Studio at Ariundle, near Strontian, is part of the popular Ariundle Centre and visitors are welcome to watch Anne at work from 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday (and most weekends during the afternoons).
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  Anne is the Scottish representative of The Batik Guild.
  
  Visitors Welcome!
  
  To find Anne Dye's Studio, turn north from Strontian Bridge following the signs to Ariundle -

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  Anne Dye
  
  Batik Artist

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  Published on: 12/16/2006    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

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  Anne gives one and two day workshops at her open studio at Ariundle Centre, Strontian, Scottish Highlands

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  Anne Dye hails from South America but has lived in the Scottish Highlands since 1965. Much of her work is influenced by the scenery she sees every day.
  
  Anne's interest in batik dates from a short crafts course for youth group leaders she attended in 1985 in Inverness. There were six craft 'taster' courses on offer, and although Anne tried all of them it was batik that really fascinated her. After a lot of experimentation at home, she attended a series of batik courses at West Dean College near Chichester, mostly led by Noel Dyrenforth, which introduced her to a whole range of resist techniques on cotton, silk and paper.
  
  That was over twenty-five years ago, and Anne is still fascinated by the medium. She says that it is the unpredictability of the final result that is so intriguing, even on carefully planned pieces which is the way she tends to work. She prefers using cotton but also works on silk and paper from time to time.
  
  Initially Anne worked at home, selling her work at craft fairs. She then rented a studio at Ariundle Centre in Strontian, Argyll, for over 13 years where visitors could watch her at work and could also join a one or two-day batik workshop. Anne thoroughly enjoyed running these workshops, especially the ones for beginners as their enthusiasm reminded her of the time she first 'discovered' batik herself.
  
  Now retired, Anne has returned to doing batik at home and sells her work through galleries and some local venues.

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  The Batik Guild > Gallery > Anne Dye
  
  Anne Dye
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  Anne Dye
  
  Anne Dye hails from South America but has lived in the Scottish Highlands since 1965.Much of her work is influenced by the scenery she sees every day.
  
  Anne's interest in batik dates from a short crafts course for youth group leaders she attended in 1985 in Inverness.There were six craft 'taster' courses on offer, and although Anne tried all of them, it was batik that really fascinated her.After a lot of experimentation at home, she attended a series of batik courses at West Dean College near Chichester, mostly led by Noel Dyrenforth, which introduced to her a whole range of resist techniques on cotton, silk and paper.
  
  That was over twenty years ago, and Anne is still fascinated by the medium!She says that it is the unpredictability of the final result that's so intriguing, even on carefully planned pieces which is the way she tends to work.She prefers using cotton but also works on silk and paper from time to time.
  
  Initially working at home and selling her work at craft fairs, Anne has for the past eleven years rented a studio at the Ariundle Centre in Strontian, Argyll.Visitors can watch her at work and can also join a batik workshop - a one-day course during the summer and weekend courses during spring and autumn.Anne thoroughly enjoys running these workshops, especially for beginners, as their enthusiasm reminds her of the first time she 'discovered' batik herself.

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  Lee Creswell and Anne Dye
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  Iris table lampshade (Anne Dye)
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  Tea cosy (Anne Dye)
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  3-D Mushroom (Anne Dye)
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  Tissue paper picture, discharged (Anne Dye)

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  Anne Dye
  
  Anne gives one and two day workshops at her open studio at Ariundle Centre, Strontian, Argyll, Scotland.

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  Anne Dye
  
  Anne gives one and two day workshops at her open studio at Ariundle Centre, Strontian, Argyll, Scotland.

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  Artist : Anne Dye
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  Some of the works which were created on a weekend course.

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