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Subversive video for the 1st year womenswear collab. Directed by @wiktoriatd Creative input by: @amnakahmed and @bxamin #fashion #student #knit #video #undergraduate @lcf_knit_ba

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Yarn and stoll appreciation post

Slowly regrowing the yarn shelves after the events of the last month 😅

#knitwear #lcf #knitting #gameofwool

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some pages from my first-year sketchbooks.

@lcflondon_ @lcf_knit_ba @lcf_fashiontextiles

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Hackney Blooms pt2 ✨

#london #knit #lcf #eastlondon

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Welcome to @lcflondon_ library! Here is a short video all about the library space and what is available to you.
Don't forget to check our library welcome guide at arts.ac.libguides.com/welcome. We can't wait to meet you!
#support #welcome #information #research #advice

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Thank u 🙏

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This project is supported by Hackney Council and funded by the UK Government, with cheekyarn as our main yarn supporter.
Presented by: @cheekystudio_london @rohaflower_shop
In partnership with: @rohagallery_london @tradestars.space @sonic_tonics_archive @cheekyarn @thisisthewick @japonica_uk

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Hackney Bloom is a community-led exhibition celebrating creativity, connection and growth across Hackney.

Each artwork brings a different voice to a shared garden, shaped together by artists, local residents and creative partners.

Presented by @cheekystudio_london × @rohaflower_shop, the exhibition brings together textile artworks, floral installations, and pieces created by Hackney residents through our workshops.

With support from cheekyarn, participating artists have been able to create artworks using supported recycled yarn.

Our partner @sonic_tonics is providing the exhibition space, where visitors can also enjoy drinks brewed locally in Hackney.

For the opening night, @japonica_uk will provide Japanese-style bakery treats for the first 100 guests.

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Sonic Tonics, Block F, Tradestars Hackney Wick, 415 Wick Ln, London E3 2JG

17–19 September 2026

🪩 Opening Event
Thu 17 Sep, 18:00~21:00

🎢 Exhibition Hours
Fri 18 & Sat 19 Sep, 12:00–17:00

This project is supported by Hackney Council and funded by the UK Government, with @cheekyarn as our main yarn supporter.

Come by, enjoy textile art and flowers, grab some delicious treats and locally drink, and celebrate Hackney Bloom with us! 🙌

We’d love to connect with more Hackney-based businesses, communities, and organisations. If you’re interested in supporting or partnering with Hackney Bloom in any way, please get in touch!

This project is supported by Hackney Council and funded by the UK Government, with cheekyarn as our main yarn supporter.

Presented by
@cheekystudio_london
@rohaflower_shop

In partnership with
@rohagallery_london
@tradestars.space
@sonic_tonics_drinks
@cheekyarn
@thisisthewick
@japonica_uk
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With participation from students at UAL: London College of Fashion.
@lcf_knit_ba

A bloom is not simply a moment of birth. A seed set in the ground does not open by itself. It needs soil to hold it, sunlight, water, wind, and enough time. A flower blooms only when separate things meet and connect.  What comes to mind when you see a flower in full bloom?
 Hackney is much the same. The residents, communities, businesses, and makers here each hold their own shape and their own story. When they co

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Textile development and production with @b.sdesignz @beths_77 🐠

Sublimation Print onto fully fashioned knitted bikini 👙 top

Fringed Leg warmers

Created my own cotton yarn using the liliput machine to hand knit the slouchy GUARD jumper

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loop 8
donated to LCF

we donated 30 cones of cheekyarn loop 8 to london college of fashion, ual.

when the new term begins, students will be able to explore loop 8 and experiment with it in their own work.

we’re excited about our upcoming collaboration with LCF and can’t wait to see how students bring cheekyarn to life through their work.

cheekyarn will also be displayed in the material libraries at LCF and CSM, where students can see and handle the yarn in person and access further information about the material.

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Hackney Bloom
OPEN CALL: TEXTILE EXHIBITION

We’re inviting artists, students, designers, makers—and anyone interested in creating with yarn—to take part in our upcoming textile and floral exhibition celebrating local creativity, connection and community.

You don’t need to identify as a textile artist or have professional experience to apply. Yarn-based, mixed-media and experimental approaches are all welcome.
Selected participants will create a new work especially for the exhibition and receive loop 8 yarn, generously provided by our main supporter, @cheekyarn, to incorporate into their piece.

☺︎ Open Call: 10–16 August 2026
☺︎ Selected Artists Announced: 17 August 2026
☺︎ Exhibition: 17–19 September 2026
☺︎ Opening Event: 17 September

Apply through the form linked in our bio.

This project is supported by Hackney Council and funded by the UK Government, with cheekyarn as our main yarn supporter.

We can’t wait to see what you create!

Presented by
@cheekystudio_london
@rohaflower_shop

In partnership with
@rohagallery_london
@tradestars.space
@sonic_tonics_drinks
@cheekyarn
+
With participation from students at UAL: London College of Fashion.

A bloom is not simply a moment of birth. A seed set in the ground does not open by itself. It needs soil to hold it, sunlight, water, wind, and enough time. A flower blooms only when separate things meet and connect.

What comes to mind when you see a flower in full bloom?
Hackney is much the same. The residents, communities, businesses, and makers here each hold their own shape and their own story. When they come together, the conditions for a new bloom begin to form. Hackney Bloom reads this process of meeting and growth as a flower coming into bloom.

Each work is a single flower. On its own, it carries one meaning. Gathered with others, it takes on the fullness that only a garden can hold. The artists’ voices sit alongside one another without competing, and the landscape is richer for it.

This is not the work of the artists alone. It is a bloom made with partners, participants, and the local community. Someone is the seed. Someone is the water. Someone is the wind. Someone is the ground that holds it stea

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