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Knitted Pea
View in shopThis artist has items available in our online shop
Buy onlineBuzzing was Bev’s successful entry to the Gloucester Road Art Banners Project and can be seen on the lower part of Gloucester Road and a print can be purchased Here
Eco gifts which celebrate the beauty of nature.
Bev Cavender, the self-taught artist & entrepreneur who runs The Knitted Pea, has been passionate about the environment & art since she was a little girl. Bev worked on environmental policy within the public sector for a decade before becoming self-employed to pursue a more artistic championing of all things green. Based at her home in Horfield, she juggles her work with caring for her two young children, hubby, chickens & guinea pigs!
All Knitted Pea items are ethically produced within the UK (mostly Bristol!), and use recycled or ‘green’ materials wherever possible.