STITCHWORKS

To mark the publication of Sketchbook Challenge this week Sue Bleiweiss has lined up a blog hop over the next few weeks with $1100...

Back from my week’s holiday last night: A lovely relaxed week in Swanage, Dorset. Despite rain and flooding throughout the UK ov...

I’ve taken some photos now of the pieces that had gone to City Lit for the exhibition before I got round to photographing them. ...

It’s a time of celebration here in the UK and it is hard not to get caught up in it whether you are a royalist or not, especially ...

I seen to have inherited quite a lot of old bandage. The previous generation were keen on keeping First Aid boxes which appear to have...

I am currently working on a piece of hand made felt and found my button collection,including some charming old covered shirt buttons. The...

Sue Bleiweiss' book linked to The Sketchbook Challenge will be published next month. The publisher in New York had an event recent...

I was very pleased to be asked by Susan Bowers of 'Trace Marks' if a particular piece of my work was available to purchase. On he...

I was in London today and enjoyed the variety of work in the textile exhibition at the City Lit College in Holborn.The work is in t...

Student textile exhibition Students from various textile courses are displaying their work at City Lit  Work will be by students from...

I am continuing working on my theme of Change, Transform, Disintegrate using images from the rabbit’s skeleton. This piece uses ba...

Wading through. Feeling the pressure. Quick kip. Determined. A little worse for wear. Not waving but drowning? A f...

With the embellisher you can make your own fabric, here I used an off cut of curtain lining, tea dyed muslin and bandage from a First Aid bo...