peep

Just a little peep at something I'm stitching now, ready for the exhibition at the end of June (see my last post). I'm off to stitch some more....

Busy stitching....

If you come along to this exhibition, not only will you see all of the collars that we've made, there will also be other works on view and for sale by all of the artists involved -  Cathy Cullis, Alice Fox, Angie Hughes, Anya Keeley, Jenny McCabe, Kathleen Murphy, Nancy Nicholson, Viv Sliwka and myself - so I'm busy stitching my pieces at the moment - hope you can come along, but if you can't there will be pictures on the Group Gathering page.

Through the sea green door.....

Do you remember I told you I was involved in an exciting collaborative project with other textile artists called The Shirt Collar Project? Well now is your chance to see the results....the completed collars from all ten artists, as well as other pieces of work by them, will be on show behind this lovely door at The Shell House Gallery in Ledbury.  Go to the A Group Gathering blog for all of the details.....Hope to see you there x

Scenes from a workshop.....

                     

                  

Botanical Bunting

'nature bunting' and a little bit about me...

I thought I'd share with you this 'nature bunting' I made in preparation for my workshop on 10th May (see my previous post for details). I'm working on some 'botanical bunting' now....there are still few place available on my workshop if you would like to come....

You might like to pop over to a lovely blog called One Lucky Day, where Paula has featured my work and you can read a little interview with me.

The Shirt Collar Project

This is just a little glimpse of my completed collar for The Shirt Collar Project - a collaboration involving ten British female textile artists and the original idea of my pal, the lovely Kathleen of Murgatroyd and Bean fame. We were each given a vintage shirt collar and given free reign to re-create it. You can read more about the project at the A Group Gathering page and see glimpses of the other artist's work. I'm excited to see the final collars in all their glory and the different ways the artists have responded to them........