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'Heritage Makes': Sarah Tyssen

Meet Sarah Tyssen, one of the six prize winners selected from Inspired by Standen: The Future of Arts & Crafts. Sarah designs scarves, shawls and blankets on a 16-shaft hand loom in her Surrey workshop.

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Sarah works closely with a Yorkshire mill to produce her designs in very small, limited-edition runs. Her prize-winning Chevrons Design Woven Blanket is made from Australian Merino lambswool and reflects the Arts and Crafts principle that everyday objects should be both functional and beautiful. Sarah’s connection to the movement is especially fitting: she works in an Arts and Crafts weaving workshop designed by F.W. Troup in 1896 for the Peasant Industries in Haslemere.

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Inspired by Standen: The future of Arts and Crafts 

A vibrant new exhibition for the summer by some of the UK's most exciting makers, bringing contemporary creativity into the heart of the Arts & Crafts house at Standen. 'Inspired by Standen' is presented in partnership with Sussex Contemporary.

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Meet Gorringes at Standen on Goose Green. Learn more about Gorringes’ forthcoming auction programme and collect a complimentary sale catalogue. Weds 29 Jul, 5 & 19 Aug, 2 & 23 Sept: 10am - 4pm.

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23 Sep 2026
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Heritage Makes with Sussex Craft Studios: botanical mono-printing 

Sussex Craft Studios will be joining us throughout the day for a free botanical monoprinting activity.

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23 Sep 2026
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