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Hand woven linen/cotton collection. All designs are reversible.  This year I have focussed on moving my studio which was...
22/09/2026

Hand woven linen/cotton collection. All designs are reversible. This year I have focussed on moving my studio which was a lengthy task as I had to down scale in space to fit into my beautiful new shepherds hut studio. I am always juggling a lot of balls between motherhood, teaching art and my part time job so my studio days are precious and were absorbed by the move at the start of this year. I finally moved in April and time flew to the summer holidays so it has taken a long time to get this new work finished. I am such a classic artist and as well as my textiles I also practice illustration, I’m doing my 200 hours of yoga teacher training and I’m learning cello (obviously) 😅 I am so in love with my new studio and this new work, I genuinely need to create and feel so blessed to have such a beautiful space to work in. It’s always a pleasure to be in my own world creating, that’s my happy place. 💓

Only two places left for my next workshop. There are eight spaces allowing plenty of time to each participant.  Head to ...
11/09/2026

Only two places left for my next workshop. There are eight spaces allowing plenty of time to each participant. Head to MAKE Southwest to book a place.
A one day creative workshop exploring foraged dye plants and a selection of easily accessible plants using the wool from the flock of sheep that graze the land we manage regeneratively and a selection of natural fibres.

We will discuss the potential of dye plants and explore three dye baths and modifiers/mordants that enable a range of six colours.

In addition to dying a skein of wool and creating a natural dye library each participant will learn to “eco print” using plant materials to create unique print designs on a tote bag and create a small selection of samples for the natural dye library.

Participants will learn:

• How to identify and forage natural dye plant

• How to prepare fibres to dye

• Basic principles of natural dying and mordants Iron modifier and mordanting with Alum

• Dying with Birch, Onion Skins, Chamomile, Eucalyptus and other seasonally influenced plants

• Recording natural dying

• Winding skeins Each participant will take home: A skein of naturally dyed wool

• An Eco printed tote bag

• Samples of dyed fabric for embroidery or mending

• A natural dye library and instruction card

There will be a maximum of eight participants in this workshop, allowing for plenty of one to one tuition in an inclusive and relaxed atmosphere.

C O L O R A D O
15/08/2026

C O L O R A D O

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Bristol

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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