Dear readers and followers,
first of all let me apologise for the hiatus in updating this blog, but unfortunately we are overwhelmed with ‘online presence’ that needs addressing .
in the last couple of months we have been slowly erasing our online presence. now in the last stages we are aiming to migrate our amazon bookshop to a third party publisher apt to oversee and manage any past publication via ariane brito analysis.
i officially laid down my pen, will not be writing ever again except regarding british textiles.
this was not a heavy hearted decision at all. i am just choosing what i enjoy! my extensive library of american and british vintage textiles books, plus the textile arts research with bonus restoration and conservation is what truly works for me.
the endeavour seems a hardous task, but so far has been difficult to see how much needs to be done here at ariane crafts and how slow the process is moving due to ariane brito analysis and my books.
before i can fully dedicate myself to the wonder world of ‘ ariane crafts’ , a hot british trademark, i have to wrap up some courses i am enrolled and remove my publications from amazon .
ideally i will officially legally transfer the royalties and derived legal right’s management of the publications to my youngest son this coming september.
my eldest son is slowly working on the urn’s book accession for ariane crafts institutional library.
what is next?
definitely good horizons. i am happy to confirm that the uk ipo authorities renewed ariane crafts designs for georgia summer handbags and st george cross handbags inspired by st george liverpool wedding halls, and we are fully stocked up to keep practising traditional british commonwealth stitchery, while writing about the conservation and restoration of tapestries that yet need documentation and accession into worldwide public records.
thank you for your patience,
warm regards,
ariane crafts
ARIANE CRAFTS 