Textile artist / Permaculture Food Forester / Bespoke crochet / Repurposed materials / Wearable Art

Recent pompom and tassel making workshops at Save the Children Bath charity.

Using willow poles to build a bender, a traditional tent building technique

Learned how to do a bit of basic chainmail, used the skill to make a bracelet!

Assisting at a foraging and cookery school in Cornwall, learning to cook fish, rabbit and seaweed.

Our main building project at Olabe is now complete! Finishing up the yurt and working out the kinks in our yurt assembly process took about a week in total. You can read about the first few days of the project in my previous post. After the frame was up, there were four layers of weatherproofing/aesthetic coverings

My partner and I have been busy assembling a yurt in the Basque Country. We picked up a few tips and ideas you might want to consider if you are starting out on your first yurt building project. It has been a challenging week to get the project completed. The yurt arrived in many pieces

How to make paper glue out of flour for découpage, papier mâché or street art paste-ups.

Snapped: Why I’m Wearing This Vintage Green Dress ABC Open is asking for contributions for the series Snapped: Why I’m Wearing This. It was so difficult to choose any one particular thing; I went with a dress that is now no longer with me. My most memorable experience wearing it was when this picture was

Wearable art works, Creative Tanks meetings this week… …and I feel so alive! So, Creative Tanks will be in it’s third year for the 2013 Carnival of Flowers festival in Toowoomba. It will also be my third year in participating in the Creative Tanks project for the CoF fortnight. As soon as I saw the