STITCHWORKS

I seem to have galloped ahead with finishing the throw and think it will be a present for some unsuspecting person come Christmas. I w...

Sue Bleiweiss 'my book! I’m calling it my book but it really wouldn’t be a book without the generous and gifted artists who cont...

I am continuing with finishing the throw along the lines of Alisa Burke’s Free Motion Graffiti class. It now has a blue backing, which was ...

A little bit of hand stitch for a change. Variegated thread is so useful. I want to share a link to Noela Mills' blog. She is a visua...

A few pictures of the Free Motion Graffiti throw as it progresses, slightly interrupted by an exciting project this week. I’ll tell you abo...

crop exhibition in situ , a photo by rejectamenta on Flickr. Mine is the one with the apples; there is a life drawing on the inside, looks ...

‘Crop’: An Exhibition of Experimental Artists’ Books Avenue Campus reception and gallery corridor The University of Northampton 31 Oct...

There are a number of good reasons to stop by Alisa Burke’s blog at the moment; one is to congratulate her on the birth of her baby girl a...

As promised some time ago I am posting more details of the pieces I exhibited earlier this year for the exhibition ‘HerStory’. I made two pi...

Rare Bird , a photo by stitchworks-jackie on Flickr.

The paste papers dried nicely, almost their best property being how nice they feel. I wanted them to use for the spine cov...

The house we stayed in near Windermere, in the Lake District, was for sale. The weather was rainy, with the wind literally howlin...