Month: May 2015

I LOVE this dress…… can’t wait to be making more like this. Silks and cottons dyed with rust and left outside to weather.Hand stitched construction, free motion embroidery using six colours to create the sleeping and dancing hares.

I LOVE this dress…… can’t wait to be making more like this. Silks and cottons dyed with rust and left outside to weather.Hand stitched construction, free motion embroidery using six colours to create the sleeping and dancing hares.

Went along to sell my wares.Which I didn’t. Not even a postcard.Very disappointing day in that respect.Was it me? The items? The audience? Hopefully I’ll get some booking for talks and workshops in the near future.

Went along to sell my wares.Which I didn’t. Not even a postcard.Very disappointing day in that respect.Was it me? The items? The audience? Hopefully I’ll get some booking for talks and workshops in the near future.

Bleak moorland, photography, photoshop, printing and stitching.Fabulous combination. Part of a new series of work based on my thoughts about the battles in Northumberland – the blood soaking into the land – hence the red threads, the women who’s lives

Bleak moorland, photography, photoshop, printing and stitching.Fabulous combination. Part of a new series of work based on my thoughts about the battles in Northumberland – the blood soaking into the land – hence the red threads, the women who’s lives

Is finished!!! A kirtle and shift – medieval style.From the land to the sky, with markings from the earth. Silk habotai, cotton cailco, cotton muslin and silk organza. Silk ribbon. Machine and hand stitiched. Dyed with rust, logwood, madder, onion

Is finished!!! A kirtle and shift – medieval style.From the land to the sky, with markings from the earth. Silk habotai, cotton cailco, cotton muslin and silk organza. Silk ribbon. Machine and hand stitiched. Dyed with rust, logwood, madder, onion

Is finished!!! A kirtle and shift – medieval style.From the land to the sky, with markings from the earth. Silk habotai, cotton cailco, cotton muslin and silk organza. Silk ribbon. Machine and hand stitiched. Dyed with rust, logwood, madder, onion

Ancient Woodland on Yeavering Bell.Where you can imagine the Fairies come out to play….. Where there is a real sense of … “something”… or “someone”. Simply, utterly, breathtakingly, stunning work of Mother Earth.