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Angie Weston Teaches Mosaic Making and is an Author of Mosaic Books
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Angie Weston trained as a fine art painter in the 1980's.
Originally from Somerset, UK she exhibits across Europe
and specialises in practical pieces for everyday use in the home and garden, and also
undertakes individual client commissions.
Angie has a studio in the french town of Ribérac and runs mosaic making courses with the help of her husband, Pete.
Pete creates all the wonderful meals served to our guests.
He caters for Vegans, Vegetarians and Ceolics with ease and his aperitifs and cocktails are not to be missed!
 Angie's Book 'Mosaic Magic', is now available in bookshops, worldwide, published by David and Charles.
‘"Mosaic Magic" offers 15 stylish and practical mosaic projects for the home and garden, with variations and further ideas, as well as a comprehensive and accessible section on materials and techniques. Whether you are a beginner or improver, "Mosaic Magic" will help you to explore this exciting craft, using historic mosaic ideas as inspiration for chic contemporary designs. With clear step-by-step instructions the projects are achievable for everyone, even those with the busiest of lives. If you only have a few hours to spare in the evening or at the weekend and want to create something elegant and useful for your home, or make an unusual gift for a special friend, then this book is for you.’
Angie's new book 'Micro Mosaics' is also now available in bookshops worldwide.
'"Micro Mosaics" is a stunning collection of jewellery and
accessory projects, all handmade using delicate mini mosaic tiles and beautiful millefiore glass beads.
It is ideal for crafters who enjoy mosaics but want to create small, portable items that can be given as gifts.
Pretty projects include matching earrings and necklaces, bangles, hair accessories, rings, key rings, luggage labels and jewellery storage ideas.
The pieces make use of new super light-weight resin tiles that can be cut with household scissors but have the look of sparkling glass tiles -
perfect for creating intricate-looking accessories with the minimum of fuss. Step-by-step instructions and colour photography throughout make
"Micro Mosaics" suitable for beginners and more experienced mosaic-makers alike.'
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