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Fine Cell Work is a charity which makes beautiful handmade products in British prisons. Explore our prison work and browse our unique hand-s
for anyone interested in supporting small-scale artists, fine cell work is a really cool organisation that helps people create and sell textile arts in prison! it also supports prison leavers to continue in the arts.
they ship internationally!! πͺ‘π§΅
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Needle Case Bee Design Blue sold @Fine Cell Work HANDMADE IN PRISON ππππ ππ π ....................π HERE: https://finecellwork.co.uk/collections/all-items/products/needle-case-bee-design-blue GREAT concept btw. via Vogue uk online.
The UK-based group Fine Cell Work saw the untapped creativity of prisoners and turned it into a way to change their lives.
Design Good have published a wonderful interview with our founding director Katy Emck, read the full article below. Design good celebrates creativity for social good, and we would like to thank them for their support!
Doddington Hall is the perfect venue in Lincolnshire for weddings, wedding receptions, civil ceremonies, wedding accommodation, christmas baubles, christmas trees delivered, christmas party venue, lincoln christmas market,lincoln christmas fair, events in lincolnshire, events in lincoln, corporate events lincolnshire, lincolnshire gardens, restaurant lincolnshire and lincoln farm cafe.
Our prisoner-stitched quilt exhibition opening at Doddington today.
Hereβs what one visitor has said about the quilts:
"It would be impossible to leave this exhibition without feeling moved, amazed and inspired."
