Author Archives: junnywindows

a tripod art easel-this came my way via my nephew Jake,he had been given this when he took art lessons as a 6yr old-however since then it had sat unused till he recently offered it to me .It made its … Continue reading →

i made this recently using several pieces of sea worn driftwood that i collected on Felixstowe beach. I believe that some of the driftwood that lands here has its origins in one of the many shipwrecks that lay in the … Continue reading →

i made this using a piece of sea metal and driftwood i collected from the tideline of my local beach.I am really pleased with how it turned out -what dyou think? its now for sale in my etsy shop along … Continue reading →

i found this stone age cutting tool on the beach, its a flint stone that 1000s of years ago had been worked into a useful sharp edge. Once i got it home i looked at it and decided to add … Continue reading →

from my stash of sea driftwood i decided to make this bathroom cabinet. Looking over the very sea worn wood i sensed it had got real history.I once read that well over 100 ships and boats were shipwrecked off this … Continue reading →

im making art projects using sea driftwood that i collected on my local beach a few years ago. it took a very long time to dry out .iv also been weaving jute twine into these .Lately been selling these in … Continue reading →

just offshore at Felixstowe lay several plane wrecks on the seabed and after storms small pieces of alloy from the wrecks wash up in the sands.iv been collecting it for several years and latterly been combining it with sea driftwood … Continue reading →

After trying out some fabric paints onto cotton bags im pleased with the results! iv now got several hand painted tote bags in my etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/sunnySUFFOLKart and in my ebay shop .Lifes great! i hope you are having happy … Continue reading →

they appeared from around the pier,did a sort of 20 second dance in front of the beachgoers and then off they went !

theres Always something to see, a moment in time, captured on film. heres a few i took recently at Felixstowe beach