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Crafting the Wandle: Meet our Voters’ Choice winner!

  • Aug 31
  • 2 min read


A huge congratulations to Annemarie Pallister, who has been crowned the winner of the Voters’ Choice Award for the Crafting the Wandle exhibition at Canons House!


Annemarie’s beautiful slow-stitched panel captured the most votes from visitors to the exhibition, earning her a fantastic prize: a free short course of up to 10 weeks at Merton College, of her choice.


Annemarie’s work was a wonderful example of the creativity and craftsmanship showcased throughout Crafting the Wandle, an exhibition by Sustainable Merton and Merton College celebrating the River Wandle and the communities, stories and inspiration connected to it.


Coming a very close second was Wendy Day, whose stunning stained-glass piece, Under Wandle, also caught the imagination of visitors. Wendy has won a free workshop with Sustainable Merton’s Preloved Studio.


Congratulations to both Annemarie and Wendy, and thank you to everyone who visited the exhibition and took the time to vote!


🪡 Inspired to get creative?


If you loved Annemarie’s beautiful work, why not join her at our weekly Knit & Stitch Social?


Whether you already have a project on the go or would like to learn something new, our friendly and relaxed sessions are a great place to knit, crochet, stitch and share creative ideas with others.


When: Every Thursday, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Where: The Preloved Studio, Canons House & Grounds, Mitcham CR4 4HD

Cost: Free

Booking: No need to book, just turn up


📍 Missed the exhibition at Canons House?


The exhibition is now on display at the Vellum Mill Gallery, Carshalton, until 8 September!


If you didn’t make it to Canons House, this is a great opportunity to discover the wonderful pieces created by local artists and makers, and explore the creativity, craftsmanship and inspiration that celebrate the Wandle and the communities around it.


Head to Vellum Gallery before 8 September to see the exhibition for yourself!

 
 
 

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