Crafts CouncilDirectoryCally BookerAural TextilesAboutThis ongoing research project explores the use of the Scottish sound landscape to influence contemporary textile design through a collaborative design process. In the first phase, I was one of six textile designer/makers who worked collaboratively to understand and relate to our local soundscape as a source of inspiration. In phase two I am continuing the collaborative process, this time with jewellery designer Jen Stewart. https://www.auraltextiles.com/Cally BookerDundee, ScotlandCeremonies of Safety, collaboration with Jen Stewart, Jen StewartSound of the Sea yardage, Cally BookerFinal work from phase one of the Aural Textiles projectWoven sample, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for the Aural Textiles projectYarn and brass samples, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectBrass and braid samples, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectCeremonies of Safety, collaboration with Jen Stewart, Stuart BookerSound of the Sea yardage on the loom, Cally BookerWalking along the Fife coastal path from Pittenweem to Anstruther, Cally BookerThe sound of the sea at Pittenweem was a main source of inspiration for my work on the Aural Textiles projectWoven sample, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectAural TextilesAboutThis ongoing research project explores the use of the Scottish sound landscape to influence contemporary textile design through a collaborative design process. In the first phase, I was one of six textile designer/makers who worked collaboratively to understand and relate to our local soundscape as a source of inspiration. In phase two I am continuing the collaborative process, this time with jewellery designer Jen Stewart. https://www.auraltextiles.com/Cally BookerDundee, ScotlandCeremonies of Safety, collaboration with Jen Stewart, Jen StewartCeremonies of Safety, collaboration with Jen Stewart, Stuart BookerSound of the Sea yardage, Cally BookerFinal work from phase one of the Aural Textiles projectSound of the Sea yardage on the loom, Cally BookerWoven sample, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for the Aural Textiles projectWalking along the Fife coastal path from Pittenweem to Anstruther, Cally BookerThe sound of the sea at Pittenweem was a main source of inspiration for my work on the Aural Textiles projectYarn and brass samples, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectWoven sample, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectBrass and braid samples, Cally BookerPart of the research carried out for phase two of the Aural Textiles projectMore from Cally BookerProjectBonny ClaithProjectShift Canada