Drawing its inspiration from Swedish mid century rugs woven by the great women weavers of that period, this is my favourite piece that I have woven so far. It’s so beautiful that I have finished it such that it can be hung as a piece of textile art when not in use. I know I am saying this myself but…
As the winner of last year’s New Ashgate Craft Prize I am pleased to announce that my work will be featured in an exhibition at the New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham from 1 Otober to 2 November 2019. Also on show will be the beautiful patinated copper and brass trugs by Jane Crisp and the fabulous baskets for cats by Judith…
I’m proud to yet again be featured in this beautiful bookazine filled with homes to dream of in picturesque and fascinating locations. Think log cabins, Scandinavian minimalist style, contemporary minimalism and you are on the right track. They also profile some great artisans and it is packed with lots of carefully curated products to compliment the beautiful homes. Truly inspirational!…
Sometimes it really does take a whole year to do a simple thing like put on some credits and upload a video to one's website. Such is the simple life of a weaver! But for those who might be interested, here it is, giving a charming insight into exhibiting weaving Danish-style. Complete with some beautiful musical accompaniment by two itinerant…
Side by side in the photo above are both English Gardens and English Robins about to make there way to the Danish Weaving Festival at Jyderup, Denmark, tomorrow in time for the exhibition (9-10 June 2018). They are my homage to the mid-century Swedish rug designer and weaver Irma Kronlund. I love her designs and especially the design called Rödhake…
I’m writing this in great haste as I pack for travel to Denmark tomorrow. I am taking lots of my handwoven lambswool throws to display in an exhibition of my work alongside the work of tapestry weaver, Joan Baxter and rug weaver, Colleen Pope. But before I go I thought you might like to see the new pieces I shall…