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Dotty Rambles update :

  Hello Dotty friends, I’m very sorry that it has taken me so long to write a Dotty Rambles update …   Many of you will know, that in the past, I’ve only written a Dotty Ramble when I’m in good spirits. As some of you will know, it’s been...

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Dotty is closing …

Sadly, Dotty Gallery will be closing it’s on Friday 28th August.  I will miss all of my lovely customers, many of whom have become friends and supported Dotty from the early days. If you have an unspent gift voucher, just give me a call and I will, of course  reimburse...

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Creative Workshops are back !

If you fancy trying out a new craft without investing in lots of materials, why not come along to a Dotty Creative Workshop … learn the techniques in a relaxed atmosphere with like-minded people and see where it takes you. We have some old favourites and some new sessions, so...

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New Artist to Dotty : Liz McLelland of Walnut Tree Studio

Liz is a self-taught wildlife artist working mainly in ceramics. Her ceramic sculptures are incredibly detailed and exquisite … tiny little wrens (more on their way soon), long tailed tits and fieldfare, sit on the Dotty shelves alongside a sleeping fox, hedgehog and hare.

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Re-stocked with the gorgeous Somerby Soap …

Founded by Kerstin Hartmann in 2016, Somerby Soap contains a mixture of coconut, olive, rapeseed and castor oil combined with Shea or Cocoa Butter. It doesn’t contain any emulsifiers, hidden palm oil or animal products and is 100% vegan. In stock I have Sea Salt, Ylang Ylang, Orange Spice, Pot...

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New ceramic clocks …

Colourful, practical and gorgeous … a new delivery of handmade ceramic clocks are now available at Dotty. Pop in and take a look, everyone has space in their home for a colourful clock, surely!  A few will be added to the online shop (ceramics section) over the next couple of...

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New to Dotty … Julie Wilson Ceramics

Lesley is delighted to have a collection of new ceramics by local artist Julie Wilson. Julie’s pieces are made from coarse stoneware clay using slab building techniques and are hand finished with slips and oxides. Pop in and take a peek, binoculars not required !

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New spoons made from old found things …

From unwanted old rusty screws, nails and other found items, Ann Povey makes these stunning spoon adding her unique twist with stunning enamel colour combinations and beautiful threads. A small selection are available in the Gift section of the website shop with a larger collection in the Dotty Gallery when...

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