I have spent the day picking woad leaves and then making blue. When you buy a quilt from me , you are buying the process of growing or foraging the colour, and then making the dye and printing the pattern using a block or stencil that I have designed
Flocked block printed in cutch in the sunshine - this is a variation of my block house design which will hopefully be a new skirt for me when it’s finished. Although it is a lightweight cotton from @clothhouse_studiolondon so I best crack on ,
My neighbours must think I am a bit strange but I do love their corrugated iron - it has aged beautifully. I have used it as a backdrop for the photos of my cushions which I have added to the website (link in bio) I have two of this one and they are
I have added a few cushions to my website (link in bio). These are already to post . It is so important to me that all my materials are as considered as possible, so I was so chuffed to find a supplier for British wool cushion inserts. As always plea
Lampshade love . I do understand the concept of minimalism , and ultimately respect it and its’ calm, but then I buy a dog lamp base and it all goes to pot 😅 #lampshade #lampbase #dogslamp #vintage #newmaker
Thank you to everyone who buys something from me. It means so much to me and every other maker/ artist to make a sale, and then if the buyer shares a photo then even better ! These lampshades were commissioned by a customer for their new home and I a
Iron on dock. “Say what you see..” This is a variation on a block from last year which was a design from an book of architectural plans. I love the language and pattern it creates with the inconsistency of the paste and my hand’s p