11 Mitchell Lane is a design show and shop from Analogue Social, an open community of designers in Scotland. The show sees Gallery 4 of The Lighthouse converted into a home. Running from 5 – 7 December, the home features work of Cat Cochrane, a writer/journalist and designer whose words will tell the story of a couple who are building a life together and collecting beautiful, functional, long lasting objects and items along the way. On the off chance that you still need to do your Christmas shopping, it’s helpful to know that almost everything in the home will be for sale.

Analogue Social at The Lighthouse

See work from over 40 designers working in numerous areas including furniture, textiles, print, ceramics and jewellery. Over the weekend, take part in several free workshops which include weaving with Heather Shields, notebook making with My Bookcase, hand embroidery with Alan Moore of Ten30 and more.

Analogue Social Live Screenprinting Photo: Analogue Social/James Vale

11 Mitchell Lane runs at The Lighthouse from 5 – 7 December. For more about the schedule of events see Analogue Social’s Facebook event here.

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I design womenswear for my label “ten30” focusing on simple shapes with an emphasis on surface textiles, mainly print and embroidery. Prints are designed in house and teamed with some of the best fabrics in Scotland, from pure new lambswool to Scottish roe deer leather, where possible, everything is made in Scotland, this is important to me. I love collaborative work, and this year I have a lot of projects lined up, including some menswear, accessories, jewellery and exhibitions.

I am based in the newly opened Grey Wolf Studios, the building used to be offices but has recently been renovated and turned into artists studios. The place houses a fantastic mix of creative talent, including sculpture, painting, music, graphic design and film, which is so inspiring to my own work. Being able to talk over ideas with other artists from different disciplines really pushes my own work and my own development as a designer.

I am currently finishing a new collection, working on a look for the From Scotland With Love show in New York as well as designing for Harris Tweed Hebrides and working on a piece for the upcoming Analogue Social PAPER exhibition.

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‘Where I Make’ invites readers behind the scenes of artists from many disciplines to share photographs and a little insight about where they create their masterpieces. See more from the series here.